Talk by Prof Zarakol, University of Cambridge, ‘Before the West, The rise and Fall of World Orders in the East’

Cambridge Central Asia Forum in collaboration with the Centre of
Development Studies, University of Cambridge invites you to a talk by

Prof Ayşe Zarakol, University of Cambridge 

On

‘Before the West, The rise and Fall of World Orders in the East’

Date: 22 October
Time: 11-1pm (UK)
Venue: Room S1, Alison Richard Building (In person)

Alternatively, Please register in advance at https://cam-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJModuyrpzIsHtAqgAhiw_rippO-pyTBVt6z

Biography: Ayşe Zarakol is a Professor of International Relations in POLIS and a Fellow at Emmanuel College. Professor Zarakol's primary research interests are in international theory and security (with an emphasis on approaches rooted in social theory and historical sociology). More specifically, she works on the evolution of East and West relations in the international order, the history of international orders and sovereignty, and the politics of non-Western powers.

Everyone is welcome.

This seminar series is organised in collaboration with UKRI GCRF COMPASS Project & School of International Studies at Jeonbuk National University (Republic of Korea)