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SPAIS Annual/Leverhulme Visiting Professor Lecture 2024: Victoria Hattam (Professor of Politics at The New School for Social Research, New York)
12 March 2024
The recording of our Annual Lecture in conjunction with the Leverhulme Trust and MMB is now available to listen to at the link below.
- SPAIS Annual/Leverhulme Visiting Professor Lecture 2024: Victoria Hattam (Professor of Politics at The New School for Social Research, New York) 12 March 2024 The recording of our Annual Lecture in conjunction with the Leverhulme Trust and MMB is now available to listen to at the link below.
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