Shall I go?

[amner]

On my doorstep, virtually:
This year's HERSCH LAUTERPACHT MEMORIAL LECTURES

will be delivered by

Dr Hans Blix, Chairman, International Commission on Weapons of Mass
Destruction; formerly, Executive Chairman, UN Monitoring, Verification and
Inspection Commission.

on the subject of

The United Nations and Iraq - reflections on the use of force, on
international inspections and on UN reform.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
22, 23 & 24 November 2004 at 6.00 pm

VENUE - LG19/18, Faculty of Law

All welcome

[John Self]

Oh go on then. Does "22, 23 and 24 November" mean it's going to be a very very long lecture?

[rick green]

Please go and do a review for us.
It should be fascinating.

[NottyImp]

Might be a bit dry, but if you're serious about international relations...

[amner]

Might be a bit dry, but if you're serious about international relations...

Might be, although I'm a little encouraged by the 'All welcome' and the 3-night run, which suggests to me it might be populist in approach. Nice location, too:

http://www.law.cam.ac.uk/docs/view.php?doc=108

[NottyImp]

Very nice. Wasn't that used in Logan's Run? You could try the first one and see.

[amner]

It's the Norman Foster Law Faculty building. Like most of his stuff it's faulty (it leaks when it rains) but it's an amazing place nonetheless.

[NottyImp]

Well, as long as it looks nice. No-one could reasonably expect modern architecture to have a working roof, could they?

Oh, and check that crystal...