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LGBT+ History Month: Irrepressible non-state actors Joé de Vivre and Tilda Death invite you for a special evening of drag, queer history and Molotov Cocktails. A casual tutorial that will teach you the essentials in flaring, armed resistance, poetic resistance and co-resistance. Tilda's got some recipes every guerrilla needs, and there's no assimilating Joé when he's sugar high on mocktails. The party at the end of queer history's nearly started, time to get prepared... What to expect: cocktails & mocktails, performance and opportunities to get your hands dirty.   Joé de Vivre and Tilda Death are Jo Tyabji and Raz Weiner. Previous work together includes An Urgent Queervention on Antisemitism and Islamophobia (Tate Modern), and Motherland (UK Tour). Jo Tyabji is a director and performer who drags as Joé de Vivre. Recent work includes MY NAME IS MY OWN at the Southbank Centre ('Furious & exciting & delicate & beautiful’ @reviewsntings), MOTHERLAND, currently touring ('Phenomenal...drag performance personified' @CMS_Britain). She co-founded ivo theatre in 2014, and co-created the Outrageous! open commission for queer artists in Bombay and London in 2017. Raz Weiner is a maker and researcher of performance. Raz works professionally as a dramaturg and director and as a researcher at QMUL’s Politics and IR Department. His work applies a combined methodology of archival research, ethnography and autoethnography to the study of drag as phenomenology, at the intersection of queer theory and colonialism. His drag-persona Tilda Death is a life project, a research methodology and a philosophy, all put in one short wig.    

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

QMUL TheoryLAB Presents: Nuclear Wargames: Ethics and the Quest to Quantify Conflict    

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

The research seminars take place excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students.

The research seminars take place weekly excluding reading week and are drop in events for staff and students. 

Research Seminar, Centre for European Research

Research Seminar, TheoryLAB

A Workshop for research students and early career researchers with Prof Yannis Stavrakakis

Research Seminar, Centre for Global Security and Development

Centre for European Research, Research Seminar Speaker: Dr Taptuk Erkoc (QMUL) All are welcome to attend. Drinks and a sandwich lunch is provided.

Discussant: Prof. Chantal Mouffe (University of Westminister)Chair: (Queen Mary)

Centre for European Research, Research Seminar Speaker: Dr Christine Reh (UCL) All are welcome to attend. Drinks and a sandwich lunch is provided.

Speaker: Knox Peden (Australian National University)Chair: (Queen Mary)

Discussant: Prof Engin Isin (Open University)Chair: (Queen Mary)

Centre for European Research, Research Seminar Speaker: Dr Maija Setala (University of Turku)

Jason Read (University of Southern Maine), The Affective Composition of the Political: From Negative Solidarity to Collective Indignatio.

Oliver Feltham (American University of Paris), Who is the ruling authority? Spinoza and Hobbes on power and subjectivity and Andrea Bardin (Brunel University, London), The Early-Modern Metamorphosis of the Body Politic: Hobbes’s Anomaly

This event will be chaired by Professor Ray Kiely. Dr Bryan Mabee, Dr Francoise Boucek and Dr Lee Jones will make some introductory remarks of about 5 to 7 minutes each, which will be followed by questions.  This event is run through the Centre for the study of Global Security and Development.

Introduction: Identity, Alterity, Monstrosity: Figures of the multitude in Hobbes and Spinoza - Filippo del Lucchese (Brunel and Ciph, Paris) ; Caroline Williams (QMUL).

The second film this term is Persepolis.

Hosted by the Institute for Conflict, Security and Development Studies (CSDS)

Speakers include: Andrew Beechey Zurich Insurance, Andy Summers Chartis Insurance. PLUS Exclusive Analysis

THE LONGUE DUREE OF THE FAR-RIGHT: IDEOLOGY, ORGANISATION, STATE FORMATION AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

The first film this term is 'The Yacoubian Building'.

More information and booking link here