Talks
Europe’s next chapter: how to unlock growth, steer innovation, and govern AI in a contested world
Europe is at a crossroads. Slower growth, geopolitical pressure, and rapid technological change are forcing hard choices. This panel event brings together Gabriel Attal, Gillian Tett, Lord Booth-Smith, and Menna Rawlings to debate Europe’s next chapter: how to boost competitiveness, govern AI credibly, and deliver reform at speed.
Panel 3: Cross-Cultural Representations
Fri 22 March 2024
Pembroke College, Mill Lane Site
Chair: Quan Wang / Beihang University, Beijing, and
currently a visiting scholar at the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge
Olha Kushniruk / Faculty of Music, Darwin College
National identity in Ukrainian music
Laurisa Sastoque / Cambridge Digital Humanities, St. John’s College.
Four Lokos (An Excerpt)
Quan Wang / Visiting Scholar at the Faculty of English, University of Cambridge.
Memory, ghostwriting, and identity: unreliability in ‘No name woman’
Enquiries and booking
No need to book.
Enquiries: Nami Morris Website Email: nami.morris@pem.cam.ac.uk Telephone: 01223338139
Venue
| Address: | Pembroke College, Mill Lane Site Recital Room Pembroke College Trumpington Street Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 1RF United Kingdom |
| Email: | nami.morris@pem.cam.ac.uk |
| Telephone: | 01223338139 |
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