Securing the Future? War and Peace in a Warming World

Join us for a panel discussion co-hosted by King’s College London, Transition Security Project and the BREAK—DOWN.
On Friday 26 June, Transition Security Project, The BREAK—DOWN and King’s College London are co-hosting a public panel “Securing The Future? War and Peace in a Warming World” as part of the Climate Security Forum during London Climate Action Week.
Adrienne Buller (Founding Editor of the BREAK—DOWN) will be joined by Samar Al-Bulushi (UC Irvine and Quincy Institute), Adam Hanieh (Director of SOAS Middle East Institute and author of Crude Capitalism), Guillaume Long (former Foreign Minister of Ecuador and diplomatic adviser to the Hague Group) and Lorah Steichen (Transition Security Project) to unpack the relationship between fossil fuels and war, the question of oil wars and the geopolitical alignments produced by the energy transition.
The discussion will be recorded live and broadcasted as a podcast from The BREAK—DOWN.
Location: Science Gallery, London
Date: Friday, 26 June, 6:00-8:30 pm
Schedule:
6:00-6:30: Check in and Welcome drinks
6:30: Welcome!
6:45-8:00: Panel Discussion
8:00-8:30: Thank you for coming!