50 years after his execution, this seminar explores some of the many facets of Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara’s extraordinary life and legacy.
Chaired and introduced by Dr Paulo Drinot (UCL Americas). Speakers in order of appearance: Professor Dirk Kruijt (Utrecht), Professor Elizabeth Dore (Southampton), Richard Gott, Dr Helen Yaffe (LSE), Dr James Scorer (Manchester), Nikolaos Souslous (UCL)

50 years after his execution, this seminar explores some of the many facets of Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara’s extraordinary life and legacy. Chaired and introduced by Dr Paulo Drinot (UCL Americas). Speakers in order of appearance: Professor Dirk Kruijt (Utrecht), Professor Elizabeth Dore (Southampton), Richard Gott, Dr Helen Yaffe (LSE), Dr James Scorer (Manchester), Nikolaos Souslous (UCL)

Che: Man, Myth, and Legacy

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The IAS is a space dedicated to intellectual freedom where disruptive thinking is not only allowed but encouraged and supported. It is a centre of advanced research, debate and dialogue across any kind of boundary, intellectual or institutional. It’s a forum where difficult, even intractable, social questions can be exposed to the scrutiny of rigorous critical enquiry from a variety of perspectives This Soundcloud channel showcases content produced by the Institute of Advanced Studies and its research centres. Note on the logo: the blue and green background is a detail of a banner (300x120cm; oil paint, oil pastel and compressed charcoal on canvas) that artist Lucile Haefflinger produced for and which is on display at the IAS.

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