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Handing Over Control with David Runciman

A silhouetted illustration of a key whose bittings are formed of tower blocks with lights on in the windows.

Join Professor David Runciman in conversation with Professor Shannon Vallor about his latest book, The Handover.

Edinburgh Futures Conversations: A Performance

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This performance is part of our Futures Conversations series on the Future of Leadership.

Edinburgh Futures Conversations: The Future of Leadership

Panelists for the future of leadership, leadership in times of crisis

This flagship panel event opens the fifth in the University of Edinburgh’s Futures Conversations series.

Emotions at Work with Gabriella Braun

Building facade shows a windows and rooms pattern at night. The exterior features illuminated and dark living spaces with people living like neighbours in a shared communal space.

Join us to discuss the human dynamics of the workplace, how to better understand our own inner theatre, and how this knowledge can create better managers and leaders.

Technomoral Conversations: The Geopolitics of AI

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As AI’s influence grows, navigating its geopolitics becomes increasingly crucial for shaping the future of nations and their global relationships.

Galvanised: Big Mind – Collective Behaviour and Collective Intelligence

Aerial view of people walking on a large, light-colored open space with thin black lines connecting them in a web-like pattern. Individuals and small groups are scattered throughout, creating a visual network effect.

This Galvanised seminar addresses the opportunities that collective behaviour and collective intelligence may offer for addressing a wide range of social and political issues. In keeping with the dual science/arts theme of Galvanised, the seminar will be presented by a biological scientist and a social and political scientist. 

Handing Over Control with David Runciman

Join us to challenge, create, and make change happen.