Timothy Garton Ash, John Burns and Adam Roberts discuss pivotal moments from the first turbulent decade of the new millennium. Thursday 2 July, 6pm
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Join leading philosopher John Armstrong, as he asks what exactly is meant by the term 'civilisation' and why do we need it? Thursday 2 July, 1pm
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Moral philosopher Susan Neiman argues that a progressive political outlook depends on a return to a robust Enlightenment. Wednesday 1 July, 6pm
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Chris Anderson, the groundbreaking author of the Long Tail visits the RSA to outline a dramatic new change in the way our economy functions. Tuesday 30 June, 6pm. Fellows will be able to watch this event live online
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Join Michael Gove MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families as he outlines the principles that should inform education reform in the 21st Century. Tuesday 30 June, 10.30am
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Shadow Health Secretary Andrew Lansley MP joins a panel of experts to discuss the relations between behaviour, choice and health outcomes. Monday 29 June, 6pm
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An RSA/English Project debate on the future of the English language, with Jeremy Paxman, Anne Atkins and Susie Dent. Monday 29 June, 1pm.
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Join novelist and critic Bonnie Greer, authors Jenny Diski and Tim Lott , and journalist Brendan O’Neill, as they assess the intergenerational ‘boom and bust’. Thursday 25 June, 1pm
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Experimental neuroscientist Beau Lotto shows how our perception and conception of the world reflects our past physical, social and cultural interactions. Wednesday 24 June, 6pm
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Join David Lammy MP, minister for higher education and intellectual property, as he examines the value of higher education. Wednesday 24 June, 9.30am
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Martin Jacques argues that we are moving into an era of contested modernity, where the central player in this new world will be China. Chair: James Harding, the Times. Monday 22 June, 6.30pm.
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As Aung San Suu Kyi approaches her 64th birthday, we bring together a distinguished panel to pay tribute to her life-time of patriotism, sacrifice and commitment to the cause of freedom and democracy. Thursday 18 June, 1pm.
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