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Dates for your diary: selection of forthcoming conferences

Mon 15 Jun	09:00 - 17:00	Government and Services of General Interest in a Global World
Tue 16 Jun	08:30 - 15:30	Workshop on SGEIs, the European Social Model and Free Movement
Wed 17 Jun	09:00 - 16:45	The G20 Statement on Financial Regulation and the WTO GATS: The Credit Crisis and Protectionism in Financial Services
Wed 17 Jun	18:00 - 19:00	From Brehons to Brouhahas: Poetic Impulse in the Law John Kleefeld

Thu 18 - Sat 20 Jun		Romantic Disorder: Predisciplinarity and the Divisions of Knowledge 1750-1850 James Chandler, Jonathan Lamb, Nicholas Thomas
Thu 18 Jun	17:00 - 17:00	Senate House Library Friends
Fri 19 - Sat 20 Jun	10:00 - 17:45	Lomers Annual Conference: Studies in the Exeter Book
Sat 20 Jun	10:00 - 17:30	Irish Studies Symposium: Popular Culture and Revolution

Mon 15 Jun	12:30 - 14:00	Work in Progress Seminars Naomi Segal
Thu 18 Jun	18:00 - 20:00	Friends of Italian Film Screening
Sat 20 Jun	14:00 - 20:00	Shortness: A very short conference and a very long dinner - to be held at Tate Modern

Mon 15 Jun	17:00 - 19:00	Innocent III and the Albigensian Crusade: the Crusading Indulgence of 1210 Rebecca Rist
Mon 15 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	Theoricke and Practicke in late Jacobean Kingship: or, The Importance of Being Formal Alexander Courtney
Mon 15 Jun	17:30 - 19:30	Half-way Homes: The Geographical Distribution of Voluntary Mental After-Care Charity in Relation to Public English Asylums, 1879-1939 Stephen Soanes
Tue 16 Jun		An Attractive Vehicle of Education and Interest: Missionary Societies and Lantern Slides-the Case of the Methodist Missionary Society Rosemary Seton
Tue 16 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	Memory, custom and social conflict in early modern England Professor Andy Wood
Tue 16 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	Mary Tudor's religious authority before and after her accession, 1549-1558 Jeri McIntosh
Wed 17 Jun	17:30 - 19:30	The Weights and Measures and Coinage Reforms of Offa and Charlemagne Neil Middleton
Thu 18 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	Macaulay and son: the abolitionist and the historian Catherine Hall
Thu 18 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	Merchants and Councillors: intellectual divergences in early 17th century British economic thought Carlos Eduardo Suprinyak
Thu 18 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	'A Place in "le Sunne"': Property, Place and Finance in Late Medieval London Justin Colson
Thu 18 Jun	17:30 - 19:30	Macaulay and Son: the abolitionist and the historian Catherine Hall
Thu 18 Jun	17:30 - 19:30	Thomas J Clarke, Forgotten Revolutionary Jim O'Keeffe
Fri 19 Jun	17:15 - 19:15	Roundtable discussion on new directions in the History of Sexuality Anna Clark, Lesley Hall, Carrie Hamilton, Cornelie Usborne
Fri 19 Jun	17:30 - 19:30	Embroidered knots: connection and interaction between gardens and the wider world, 1550-1650 David Marsh

Fri 19 Jun	14:00 - 18:00	Canada and the Cuban Revolution

Fri 19 - Sat 20 Jun	10:15 - 18:00	E.H. GOMBRICH A CENTENARY COLLOQUIUM Robert Bagley, Peter Burke, Roberto Casati, Patrick Cavanagh, Paul Crossley, Martin Kemp, Jan Koenderink, Veronika Kopecky, John Kulvicki, Elizabeth McGrath, Harry Mount, Jeroen Stumpel, Paul Taylor and Christopher Tyler

Dates for your diary:
Thu 25 - Fri 26 June	09:30 - 19:00	Russia in Britain, 1880-1940: Reception, Translation and the Modernist Cultural Agenda
Thu 25 - Fri 26 June	09:30 - 18:00	Symposium on Pragmatics and Intercultural Communication in Spanish. Simposio de Pragmatica y Comunicación Intercultural en Español
Sat 27 June - Sat 4 July		T. S. Eliot International Summer School
Thu 2 - Fri 3 July	09:00 - 17:00	Génétique et Culture Française: Genetic Science and French Culture
Thu 2 - Fri 3 July	09:30 - 18:30	Anglo-American Conference of Historians 2009: Cities
Sat 4 July		Historiographical Topics in Music Archaeology and Ethnomusicology