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• Psychology talks and events

Talks given by Psychology Reception

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Talks organised by Psychology Reception

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• Clinical neuroscience and the heart: How cardiac signals influence emotion and cognition
• Britain in Europe, 1973–1975: From Hope to Uncertainty
• Legitimacy and eectiveness of the European Semester: does the parliamentary involvement make a dierence?
• Learning Europe at its borders: how deployments to migration hotspots aect Europeans’ understandings of themselves and society
• The Future of British Foreign Policy (Book launch celebration)
• The Power of Political Arguments in Understanding Referendums (European Centre Seminars)
• ‘Why should one care about European Parliament's elections in the post-Brexit European Union?’
• Cogs and Monsters: economists, experts and measuring progress
• ‘What is “Global Britain”? Brexit and Britain's World Role’
• ‘Facing the Pressures of Internationalisation and Securitisation: National Governments as the Weaker Actors?’
• Recent developments in EU energy and climate policy
• Practical Competition Policy Implications of Digital Platforms: Taking Schumpeter Seriously (Departmental Seminar)
• Alcuin Lecture 2018- Brexit: What happened and where do we go from here?
• Alcuin Lecture 2018- Brexit: What happened and where do we go from here?
• Fear and Democracy: Reflections on Security and Freedom
• Stratification, Centralization, and the Structures of International Societies
• Decolonising the Curriculum in Theory and Practice