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FORTHCOMING EVENTS We
now meet on the second Tuesday of the month. Below are the dates for your
diaries—topics will be announced at a later date/fontfamily> Tuesday 13th May 2008 at 18.00 for 18.30 pm Sir Christopher Foster will speak on "Improving the Governing of
Britain". Notice of Meeting Monday 9th June 2008 at 18.00 for 18.30 pm Hilary Sunman and Nick Bates, will speak on Title and the notice of meeting to be confirmed Tuesday 8th July 2008 at 18.00 for 18.30 pm David Parish will be lining up a panel for this. Speaker, title and the notice of meeting to be confirmedJeremy Drew is hoping to organise the autumn speaker Robert Cochrane, title and the notice of meeting to b e confirmed The 2008 programme is under active preparation. Dates and speakers have
yet to be confirmed. Possible topics include:
·
The
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative; ·
Pharmaceuticals
patents, pricing, and Third World markets
James McLeod pursuing ·
Russia and
energy David Parish pursuing ·
Growth
diaagnostics Clive Daniels
pursuing ·
World Bank
transport sector policy WHERE WE MEET
Meetings are normally held at The Institute of Commonwealth Studies (ICS), University of London, 28
Russell Square, London WC1B 5DS www.sas.ac.uk/commonwealthstudies. ICS is located at the North West Corner of Russell
Square (close to SOAS, click
for map). MEETING TIMES AND FORMAT The usual meeting time is
6.00 for 6:30 p.m. and as of October 2005 the usual date will be the second
Tuesday of the month, although this is flexible to accommodate speakers. The
meeting itself lasts until about 8 pm, and we aim to be out of the drinks
room by 9 pm. /bigger>/fontfamily> Our standard format is a discussion meeting with an initial
keynote address followed by questions and contributions from the floor. The
keynote address may be by a Guest Speaker or by an ICEA member. We aim to hold nine meetings a year. In
the interests of topicality and to accommodate speakers’ travel arrangements,
we work to a short-term rolling programme rather that fixing an annual
programme in advance. MEETING CHARGES A small charge is made to cover the costs of drinks and other
refreshments, which are served before and after the meeting. The current charges are £4 for members,
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