15 - 17/12/2024
Oxford, United Kingdom
St. Catherine’s College, Oxford
The 10th Oxford Symposium
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Join us at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford, from 15 to 17 December 2024, for the 10th Oxford Symposium, co-organised by FEPS, Progressive Britain, and the Karl Renner Institut.

The Symposium will kick off with a special dinner on Sunday 15 December, where we will honour the founders of this initiative and present the book “The Politics of Polycrisis” edited by Professor Patrick Diamond.

From Sunday evening until lunchtime on Tuesday 17 December the agenda includes a series of plenary sessions featuring high-level politicians and academics. Over these 48 hours, we aim to build a small, engaged community to reflect on selected themes and contribute to progressive thinking.

For more information please contact Céline Guedes, FEPS Project Officer (celine.guedes@feps-europe.eu)

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