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Greg Power, Professor David Halpern and Professor Meg Russell join the Institute for Government to discuss how the human side of politics shapes behaviour.

Two acclaimed authors examine the life and times of one of Judaism’s most controversial figures – Baruch Spinoza.

Nabila Ramdani will be giving a talk to the Professional Algerian Connections and Talent (PACT) Network in the UK as part of a series of events aimed at celebrating successes and unlocking the full potential of Algerians in the UK.

Dive into the world of armed conflict mediation with Pierre Hazan and Christina Lamb.

Join us for the launch of Pierre Hazan’s book, ‘Negotiating with the Devil’, insider reflections on the political and ethical ‘red lines’ that shape talks with armed interlocutors based on his work on Ukraine-Russia, Syria, Colombia, Central African Republic, Israel-Palestine and other conflicts.

Join Nabila Ramdani at the Salaam Centre as she discusses her new book ‘Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic’.

Join Waterstones Liverpool for a wonderful evening with lesbian fashion historian Eleanor Medhurst, to hear all about her fantastic new book, ‘Unsuitable: A History of Lesbian Fashion’.

The French Republic is Broken. Can it be fixed? Join Nabila Ramdani for a panel discussion about the challenges to which the nation must rise.

‘Unsuitable: A History of Lesbian Fashion’ is a globe-trotting journey through the culture, society and politics of lesbian clothing. This talk will examine the rich tapestry of lesbian fashion history, from Sappho and Suffragettes to t-shirts and TikTok.

Join Blackwell’s Bookshop for an evening with fashion historian, Eleanor Medhurst discussing her new book on lesbian fashion.

Join Nabila at Topping & Company Booksellers in Edinburgh where she will give a talk on her debut publication, ‘Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic’.

Nabila Ramdani, acclaimed journalist, academic and broadcaster will be at the Red Wheelbarrow bookshop to present her new book, ‘Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic’.