Intelligence Squared

[...] . Inequality. Crime and punishment. These are just some of the hot-button topics that Intelligence Squared will be tackling this spring, following our sell-out autumn 2014 season. In our robots [...]

[...] school students in deprived areas to argue and debate, and for the third year running, Intelligence Squared are joining forces with them to create a series of two-day workshops for 11-18 year olds [...]

[...] Last spring Intelligence Squared enjoyed a spectacular season with every debate a sell-out and tickets for our big name [...]

[...] Your crush doesn’t say yes. In this provocative and entertaining talk, exclusive to Intelligence Squared, American author Daniel H. Pink will harvest a rich trove of social science to [...]

[...] June 2015 will see the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, the ‘Great Charter’ which was signed at Runnymede by King John to resolve a political crisis [...]

[...] the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, the ‘Great Charter’ which was signed by King John to resolve a political crisis he faced with [...]

[...] audience of millions of podcast listeners around the world. Spring 2015 events SOLD OUT*  Magna Carta: Myth and Meaning Thursday 5th February 2015 Royal Institution of Great Britain June 2015 will [...]

[...] Date and more details to be announced soon. A debate chaired by Stephen Fry, with two advocates each championing one of the two greatest opera composers of the 19th [...]

[...] In this historic event, Stephen Fry and other friends of Christopher Hitchens came together to celebrate the life and work of this [...]

[...] then, click here to book tickets for our other new autumn season debates. A debate chaired by Stephen Fry, with two advocates each championing one of the two greatest opera composers of the 19th [...]

[...] Stephen Fry and Christopher Hitchens battle it out with Archbishop John Onaiyekan and Ann Widdecombe over [...]

[...] Cultural Institute at King’s College London   Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] Magazine, The Financial Times, The Lady and Octane   Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] fashion     All speakers are subject to change. Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] ’     All speakers are subject to change. Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] Former Minister of the Environment and International Development, Norway     Tickets Standard £27 Venue Royal Institute of British Architects 66 Portland Pl, London, W1B 1AD View [...]

[...] and comment for the Guardian for over a decade   All speakers are subject to change. Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] , will.i.am, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy and Lang Lang   All speakers are subject to change. Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] . She is currently the director of Cultural Institute at King’s College London   Tickets Standard: £15.00 Venue Selfridges Basement 400 Oxford Street, London, W1A 1AB [...]

[...] Wagner debate last September, we launch a new strand of literary combat events: Jane Austen vs Emily Brontë and Shakespeare vs Milton. To help you decide who should be crowned queen and king of [...]

[...] ’s contemporaries. That’s the argument of the Janeites, but to the aficionados of Emily Brontë they are the misguided worshippers of a circumscribed mind. In Wuthering Heights, Bront& [...]

Steven Pinker with Ian McEwan, Jane Austen vs Emily Brontë, Francis Fukuyama on democracy, London is too rich to be interesting, Rembrandt vs Vermeer [...]

[...] in lists of the world’s top 100 thinkers. On September 25th he returns to the Intelligence Squared stage to discuss his latest publication The Sense of Style, a short and entertaining writing [...]

[...] , but to liberal democracy and a market economy. Now Professor Fukuyama comes to the Intelligence Squared stage where he will square up with one of Britain’s most brilliant political thinkers, David [...]

[...] and how our faiths have shaped world history and drive current events. She comes to the Intelligence Squared stage to talk about her forthcoming book Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of [...]

[...] November 6th, on a rare flying visit to London, Munroe will be appearing on the Intelligence Squared stage where he will answer the questions you probably never thought to ask. Don’t miss [...]

[...] December 10th Intelligence Squared bring together Britain’s two giants of wine writing, Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson, to go head to head in a debate on the world’s two greatest wines. [...]

[...] lies somewhere between the two. He calls this model social business. Burgundy vs Bordeaux with Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson Monday 23rd March Emmanuel Centre Intelligence Squared are bringing [...]

[...] when they come to the Intelligence Squared stage in December. Burgundy vs Bordeaux with Hugh Johnson and Jancis Robinson Wednesday 10th December Emmanuel Centre Intelligence Squared are bringing [...]

[...] missed it or you’d like to see it again, you can watch it below. For more information on Shell Eco-Marathon and how to sign up please click here and email Ian Budd ian.budd@shell.com. ABOUT THE ECO [...]

[...] motor-racing and low carbon car engineering Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing building and racing low carbon vehicles Professor [...]

[...] at Saint Catherine’s College Cambridge we host: Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing, building and racing low carbon vehicles. Richard [...]

[...] public perceptions towards low carbon cars. Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing, building and racing low carbon vehicles. Richard [...]

[...] world’s fastest cars. Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing, building and racing low carbon vehicles. Jim Skea Professor of sustainable [...]

[...] carbon car engineering Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing building and racing low carbon vehicles Professor Paul Ekins Co-Director UK [...]

[...] carbon car engineering Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing building and racing low carbon vehicles Professor Paul Ekins Co-Director UK [...]

[...] Cambridge we host: Norman Koch Global Technical Director of Shell Eco-marathon, on the global challenge of designing, building and racing low carbon vehicles. Richard Noble Land speed record [...]