Events
London, September 16 2019
Admission: £10.00 for subscribers and £12.00 for non-subscribers
Admission: £10.00 for subscribers and £12.00 for non-subscribers
Søren Kierkegaard is one of the most passionate of philosophers. He analysed love and suffering, courage and anxiety, religious longing and defiance. His restless creativity was spurred on by his...
September 21 2019
Prospect will be supporting the following events at this year's HowTheLightGetsIn London festival:
The Future of Thought
China's economic rise has been both meteoric and relentless. Few doubt...
October 17 2019
From the Roman Republic to the “end of history” after the Cold War, there are times when the basic problems of politics appear to be solved, before events knock them off course. David Runciman...
London, October 21 2019
In his first book, journalist and author Peter Pomerantsev revealed from the inside the dark arts of Russian misinformation. In his follow-up This is Not Propaganda he uncovers how fake news has...
London, November 18 2019
What makes a successful prime minister or president? In these pen portraits of leaders ranging from Margaret Thatcher and Gordon Brown to Barack Obama and Donald Trump, David Runciman tracks how...
Event articles
Victoria Jackson / July 29, 2019
Prospect will host a range of events at the Liberal Democrat, Labour and Conservative conferences this autumn
Jon Bernstein / June 13, 2019
Professionalise careers guidance, and four other ways to bridge the skills gap
At a recent roundtable, politicians and experts including Barry Gardiner and John Whittingdale asked how we can remain a top international player