Events

Leading thinker and author of ‘Not So Black and White’ Kenan Malik challenges the conventional histories both of the idea of race and of the struggles to confront racism.

Join author and Observer columnist Kenan Malik as he discusses his powerful new history of the idea of race, ‘Not So Black and White’.

Emma Graham-Harrison will be in conversation with Andrew Small discussing China’s rupture with the West and ”No Limits” partnership with Russia.

This day school explores the many complicated and sometimes emotive issues surrounding free speech.

Join ‘Bad Jews’ author and former New Statesman US Editor Emily Tamkin at this year’s Jewish Book Week as she reflects on the complex, conflicting and evolving story of American Jewishness. Emily will be in conversation with fellow journalist and author Zoe Strimpel.

Join Kenan Malik as he discusses his new book ‘Not So Black and White’ with journalist and filmmaker Cathérine Vuylsteke.

The European Network on Religion and Belief will be joined by Tainted Democracy author Zsuzsanna Szelényi as she discusses the inside story of Hungary’s descent into autocracy at the hands of Viktor Orbán.

Foreign policy expert and author Dr Samuel Ramani will discuss his latest book ‘Putin’s War on Ukraine’ and how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is inspired by a policy of global counter-revolution driven not by systemic factors, such as preventing NATO expansion, but domestic ones.

Join award-winning broadcaster and author Phil Tinline for a talk on the ritual building and breaking of shared national outlooks that runs through British politics of the last 100 years.

Join a panel of leading political and media figures for some lively debate on the hot topics of the hour under the watchful eye of journalist and commentator Yasmin Alibhai Brown.

Join writer and broadcaster Kenan Malik as he discusses his latest book ‘Not So Black and White’, a lucid history rewriting the story of race, and an elegant polemic making an anti-racist case against the politics of identity.

Politics expert Professor Tom Gallagher looks at the life of a complex dictator, Salazar, the elusive, much debated dictator who ruled over Portugal for more than 30 years.