About the talk  What are the implications of a social science that views human subjects as active agents rather that …

Prof. Mitchell Dean gave a public lecture on 27th November 2023 on the topic “Governing societies after governmentality order, glory and sovereignty”

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About the Talk Margaret Thatcher memorably declared, “There is no alternative.” After the fall of the Berlin wall, many agreed: …

About the Book Our ability to act on some of the most pressing issues of our time, from pandemics and …

About the lecture This lecture explores the implications of uncertainty through the lens of financial market behaviour. Asset prices exhibit …