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Where do human rights come from?

Blame, Inevitable and Necessary

Public Lecture Series Available Now

01 February 2019

Biggar on 'Why aren’t illiberal universities challenged?'

17 January 2019

Keynote Lecture: Nationalism and Reconciliation Conference

08 January 2019

Biggar on 'The Thin Red Line'

07 January 2019

Day Conference: Who Chooses Who We Are? Tensions in Identity

12 December 2018

Thank God for the RAF

28 November 2018

The Mob as Political Entity

28 November 2018

Rethinking the Human Condition

27 November 2018

Dafydd Daniel, Salome, and Subverting Tradition

19 November 2018

Viewpoint Diversity?

12 November 2018

Unbelievable? Broadcast: Michael Ruse and Nigel Biggar in Conversation

08 November 2018

Forthcoming Public Event

29 October 2018

Recent Publication

20 October 2018

Ethics & Empire: Correcting Inaccuracies

17 October 2018

Censorship and the Complexities of Empire

10 October 2018

Should judges decide on the right to die?

02 October 2018

The Humility Gap: How can we be open minded about matters of gender, race and historic injustice?

The Obsession with Gender Identity

Oxford Conversations: A New Resource

Tenth Anniversary Conference: "Is Religious Freedom Under Threat? Transatlantic Perspectives"

"The Case for Colonialism": A Colloquium

Civility in Academia

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