History is seen and interpreted through the lens of collective identities, which gives birth to different visions of the same events. That does not however invalidates these differences but rather forms a starting point for authentic dialogue - Dr @robertkostro at @HMCOxford
We have begun another semester of "Re-thinking Leadership" at Harris Manchester College, Oxford. This time our traditional seminar turned imperceptibly into a three-day conference marathon! Next seminar - 27.10.2022, Oxford. Many thanks for Partners: PFN, CDPB, OPA, PCI and CRIC.
Rethinking Leadership. Oxford Series this time about 🔥Therapy at War. How can we heal the heart of conflict?
⏰Thursday, 29 September from 10.30am to 12.30pm, UK time
Harris Manchester College, University of Oxford
In person or online, register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/therapy-a…
Beyond ‘Balance of Power’ - Diplomacy for Freedom of Religion and Belief
🗓 Wed, 22 June
⏰ 11.30am - 13.30pm (Polish Time)
📍HMC, Oxford (in person or online)
With @AlderdiceLord and Prof Jacek Czaputowicz, former Min of Foreign Affairs.
Register at: tinyurl.com/twowings3
Next Thursday in Oxford! Join this meaningful conversation about The War of Memories and Leadership and register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-war-o…

ALT The War of Memories: Leadership and European Politics of History In an international panel, dr Brian Klug, Oxford, prof. Attila Pók, Budapest, Rafał Rogulski, Warsaw, will take up the question of relations between national collective memories and such momentous events as Brexit, Russia's invasion and the war in Ukraine. What is the relationship between the war of memories and the war of destruction? What kind of leadership do we need to navigate in this tumultuous time? (Spoiler alert: We need leadership informed by culture and collective memory.) The panel will be hosted in Harris Manchester College.
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