The 12th Whitehall Lecture
How Should We Understand China: States, Markets, and the International Order The Whitehall Lectures | Royal Institution of Great Britain The Lecture Lecturer: Michael Puett, Walter C. Klein Professor of Chinese History and Anthropology, and Director of the Asia Center, Harvard University Introduced by: The Rt. Hon. the Lord Smith of Finsbury, Chancellor, University of […]
Whitehall Group Lunch – Thursday, 17th July 2025 Sir John Armitt CBE FREng FICE, Interim Chair of the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority
Whitehall Group members and guests look forward to welcoming Sir John Armitt CBE FREng FICE, Interim Chair of the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority as guest speaker at a Whitehall Group lunch on Thursday, 17th July. During lunch Sir John will be discussing “The Future of UK Infrastructure Investment. Whitehall Group Lunch – Thursday, […]
Whitehall Group panel discussion “Britain, Failed State – Can It Be Fixed?” with Emily Maitlis Tuesday, 10th June, 2025 at 6pm
Whitehall Group members and guests look forward to welcoming Emily Maitlis, British journalist and former newsreader for the BBC and panellists for a panel discussion “Britain, Failed State – Can It Be Fixed” on Tuesday, 10th June at 6pm. The panel discussion will be followed by a drinks reception. We are grateful to Carter Jonas […]
11th Whitehall Lecture – Dr. Gillian Tett OBE, Provost, Kings College Cambridge University – “1919 or 1945? The Warnings from Keynes for Geopolitics Today”
The 11th Whitehall Group Lecture will be given by Dr. Gillian Tett OBE, Provost, Kings College Cambridge / Financial Times Editorial Board member on Thursday, 24th October, 2024 at 6pm. The lecture entitled “1919 or 1945? The Warnings from Keynes for Geopolitics Today” will be followed by a Panel Discussion and a drinks reception. Dr. Gillian […]
10th Whitehall Lecture given by Professor Philippe Sands, QC: ‘A Short History of Colonialism, a Modern Crime Against Humanity – Chagos: The Last British Colony in Africa.’
‘A book like no other I have ever read – unputdownable and unforgettable’ Orlando Figes on Philippe Sands book ‘East West Street’. ‘…It makes a compelling case for international law and the rights of the individual as it sweeps you along with its astonishing narrative’- The Times. Professor Sands takes us from the horrors of […]
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