Open Lectures

Open Lectures

Kent's popular Open Lecture series covers a range of topics from comedy to politics, science to the arts. Lectures are free, open to all and no booking is needed. You can also listen to previous lectures in our Audio archive.

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Feb 1
18:00 - 19:00
The (R)evolution will be satirised: Political cartoons and the process of democracy
Spring 2012 Open Lecture Series
Speaker: Dr Daniel Hammett

Darwin Lecture and Feast

Dan is a Lecturer in political and development geographies at the University of Sheffield and Research Associate at the University of the Free State, South Africa. Following degrees from the University of Oxford and University of Edinburgh he has held posts at the University of Edinburgh and University of Witwatersrand, South Africa. His work focuses on geographies of citizenship and identity in southern Africa, the use of technologies for democratisation, and geopolitical engagements with political satire and state iconography.

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Woolf Lecture Theatre,
Woolf College,
The Pavilion Giles Lane The University of Kent,
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CT2 7BQ
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Last Updated: 12/01/2012