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Two Hallsworth Visiting Professors join Politics this Semester

The Political Economy Centre and Politics Department are pleased to welcome two Hallsworth Visiting Professors this semester, who will be sharing their research through a number of different events in September/October.

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The Political Economy Centre (PEC) and Politics Department are pleased to welcome two Hallsworth Visiting Professors this semester: Professor Laura Macdonald from Carleton University (Ottawa, Canada) and Professor Adam David Morton from the University of Sydney (Australia).  

Prof Macdonald delivered a PEC research seminar on September 28th entitled “An Inclusive Trade Agenda and the US-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement: Feminist and Labour Rights Contestation”. It was well attended by staff and students across the School of Social Sciences. On 18 October she will be working with colleagues from the University of Manchester (Aliki Koutlou and Silke Trommer) and King’s University College at Western University, Canada (Erin Hannah) to deliver a special PhD Masterclass focused on how to conduct research across the areas of social movement studies, feminist politics, international political economy, development studies and international trade law, which are interested in working towards just and equitable global political economies. 

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Professor Morton will be delivering a PEC research seminar entitled “A World Order of Racial Capitalism” on 26 October (10-12 in Simon Theatre A). Politics is also hosting a joint book launch for Prof Morton’s recently published book on the writings of Henri Lefebvre, On the Rural: Economy, Sociology, Geography (University of Minnesota Press, co-authored with Stuart Elden), and Paul Cammack's The Politics of Global Competitiveness (Oxford University Press). It will be held on Weds Oct 26, 15:00-17:00 in Williamson G.47. 

We strongly encourage staff and students to join us for these events, and to make the most of our international visitors this semester.

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