About this Event
Professor Peter Thomas is an historian of political thought, an historian of philosophy and a political theorist.
In his inaugural lecture Professor Peter Thomas will reflect upon what we can learn from recent emancipatory political movements such as Occupy, the International Women's Strike, Black Lives Matter, direct actions against the climate emergency, and anti-war protests, and how their values can help to restore our trust in the capacity of political engagement to make meaningful change.
Peter hopes you will join him for a drinks reception after the event.
What is an Inaugural Lecture?
An Inaugural Lecture marks a significant milestone in any academic career. Join us as we celebrate the extraordinary careers and research excellence of our academic colleagues, recently joined or promoted to Professor.
In these special open lectures, our professors welcome family, friends, colleagues and members of the public for a memorable evening unpacking their research expertise and offering insights from their career journey.
The Inaugural Lecture Series showcases a wide range of subjects and professorial expertise. These beacons of Brunel’s research community are leaders in their wider field, presenting their expertise, free and open to all.
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All ages are welcome - we request that those under 18 are accompanied by an adult.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ground floor lecture theatre, Michael Sterling Building, Kingston Lane, Uxbridge, United Kingdom
