Ruth Rushworth

Name:	Ruth Rushworth
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
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Last login:	Mon Jun 17 09:28:56 +0000 2013

Public lists managed by Ruth Rushworth

• CRASSH
• Humanitas

Talks given by Ruth Rushworth

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Talks organised by Ruth Rushworth

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• Clare Birchall: Conspiracy Theory, Secrecy, Transparency
• The Artist and the Museum: a Clash of Disciplinary Cultures?
• Personhood, the State, and the International Community in the Thought of Charles Malik
• Ephemeral Matter
• Chiang Kaishek's Experience with Britain and his Private Thoughts, 1917-1949
• Judith Butler: Understanding Society
• Jaroslav and the Taste for Folkloric Performances in Socialist Mongolia: an Ideal–Type Inspired from Fictional Literature
• Maoist Rectification during Wartime
• Memory, Cosmology and Materiality in Prehistoric Malta
• Symposium on The Future of Deadly conflict is Optimism Defensible
• Eliminating Nuclear Weapons: An Impossible Dream?
• Eliminating Nuclear Weapons: An Impossible Dream?
• Ending Mass Atrocity Crimes: A Hopeless Dream?
• Ending Mass Atrocity crimes: A Hopeless Dream
• Cornel West in conversation with Ben Okri on Literature and the Nation
• Ending Deadly Conflict: A Naïve Dream?
• Ending the Deadly Conflict: A Naive Dream?
• The Articulation of Bureaucratic Everydayness in the Indian Himalaya
• Cornel West in conversation with MM McCabe on Philosophy in the Public Sphere
• Cornel West in conversation with Paul Gilroy on Politics and Race
• Bilingualism and Biliteracy in Oscan South Italy?
• Chiang Kaishek and the Japanese Ichigo Offensive of 1944
• Guesswork: System, Science, and the Advancement of Knowledge
• Romantic Liberalism in Southern Europe, c. 1820-1850
• Anxiety, Profusion and the Nineteenth-Century Natural History Object
• John Brande Trend: The Life of a Scholar Gypsy
• Pagan attitudes: Christianity observed in the second century CE
• Perspectives on Women’s Political Participation and Role in Peacemaking and Peacebuilding
• Women as Entrepreneurs and Employees: Critical Drivers of Economic Growth in Both Developed and Emerging Economies
• When System Met History: The Tectonics of the Modern Disciplines
• 'Women's Rights are Human Rights'. The Beijing Platform for Action: An Unfinished Agenda
• The Open City
• Information, Intelligence, and the New Wars
• The Transformation of War
• A Local History
• The Political Configuration of Identities
• The Future of Conflict, Combat, and Intervention
• The Future of States in the Digital Age and the Balkanisation of the Internet
• The Next 5 Billion: Life in Our New Connected Age
• Greece and China: Some Comparative Experiences
• Greece and China: Why Some Comparisons Make More Difference than Others
• Title to be confirmed
• Change as Constant
• Destruction, Alteration, Renewal
• The Many Faces of Context
• Professor Marilyn Strathern: Taking care of a concept: anthropological reflections on the assisted society
• Professor Bruno Latour: The Modes of Existence project: an exercise in collective inquiry and digital humanities
• Composing Mozart
• Improvising Mozart
• Professor Juliet Mitchell: 'in my heart there was a kind of fighting' (Hamlet): some thoughts on warring and war
• Lord Giddens: Understanding Society - A Sociologist's Perspective
• DH23Things Launch
• If you build it, will they come? Mobilising online communities for research
• Urban Democracy by Design?
• Ideology-Free Politics: A Bottom-Up Approach
• This Project Will Self-Destruct in Five Years
• 'A Little Ghost in Natural Colors': Nabokov and the Reproduction of Colour
• The Tastes of Wine: Towards a Cultural History
• A Conversation with Adam Thorpe
• Territorial Phantom Pains and Other Cartographic Anxieties
• What is Media Archaeology?
• Writing, Art and Chinese Culture
• Demolition Projects: Absence as Contemporaneity
• Representing Vacancy: Absence as Memory
• Pillow and Mirror: Absence as Subjectivity
• Hungry for the Word! Starvation as Sacrifice Among Scottish Christian Fishermen
• The Road to Rio: Recommitting to sustainable development
• Development in the 21st Century
• Putting resilience at the heart of the development agenda
• Filming War
• Uncertain Date, Uncertain Place: Interpreting the History of Jewish Communities in the Byzantine Empire using Geographical Information Systems
• Using Social Media Data for Research: The Ethical Challenges
• Figuring War
• Writing War
• Central European Émigrés at the Oxford Institute of Statistics
• What is Media Archaeology?
• What is Media Archaeology?
• Suddenly, a Knock on the Door
• The Example of Poetry
• At Home With Strangers: Urban Life and the Moral Force of Nationalism
• Bought and Sold: Women and the Global Market
• Women’s Rights and Women’s Woes: Who says human rights are universal?
• Sibyl and the Elder: Women addressing the system. Has it changed?
• Senses of Justice in Climate Policy: Representation and Policy-Making in Cap and Trade Systems
• Digital Editions Working Lunch
• Negotiating social and political righteousness through the myth of Don Juan in early twentieth-century Spain
• The Last Words
• Digital Editions Working Lunch
• Professor Simon Szreter: The Idea of the University
• Open Data: what it means for future research
• David Willetts: The Idea of the University
• A Network Theory of Multidimensional Power
• Communication Technology and Social Movements
• Communication, Power and the State
• Digital Research Infrastructure and the Humanities
• Professor Martin Rees: The Idea of the University
• Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz: The Idea of the University
• Enchantments in the Arabian Nights, or, The Life of the Jinn
• Professor Onora O'Neill: The Idea of the University
• The Evolution of Digital Humanities as a Field
• Professor Stefan Collini: The Very Idea of the University
• The Imaginary Film
• Visage (dir. Tsai Ming-Liang, 2009)
• The University Art Museum - What Difference Does it Make?
• Improvisation in the Round
• Translation: Theory and Practice in the Modern Language Department
• The Olfactory Aesthetic of Eighteenth-Century Writing
• Defining Insider Trading
• Services, Care Packages and Empowered Users
• Achilles’ Horses, Twombly’s War: Monuments, Mourning, and Mars
• Modelling Nature: Representation in Philosophy and Sociology of Science
• Open Rehearsal with Alfred Brendel and Szymanowski Quartet
• Light and Shade of Interpretation
• On money, debt and morality: Before Smith, Smith, After Smith
• On Character in Music
• Marilyn Strathern: Gifts money cannot buy
• Radical Translation: Analytic Philosophy in America
• Symposium with Prof Nancy Fraser
• Between Marketisation and Social Protection
• Colloquium with Professor Cathy Caruth
• After the End: Psychoanalysis in the Ashes of History
• The Wages of Care: Reproductive Labour as Fictitious Commodity
• A Polanyian Feminism?
• The Arts and Humanities: Endangered Species?
• The Nature of War: a Humanitas Visiting Professorships Symposium
• How does War end? The Problem of Victory (and Defeat)
• Scholars at Risk: Human Rights and Academic Freedom
• How is War fought? The Problem of War's changing Character
• How is War directed? The Problem of Strategy