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NAME:Alumni event Public Administration and Political Science
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DTSTART:20261128T150000
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LOCATION:VU Main building, 1105, 0C29 Auroraroom, De Boelelaan, 1081 HV, Amsterdam
SUMMARY:Alumni event Public Administration and Political Science
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>Alumni of the Public
  Administration and Political Science programmes are warmly invited t
 o join us for an alumni event on Saturday 28 November.</p></p> <p>The
  central theme of this afternoon is <em>Preserving our humanity: the 
 role of emotions in politics and governance</em>. Our researchers and
  lecturers will introduce you to topics they are currently exploring.
 </p><p><strong>Dovilė Rimkutė</strong>,<strong> </strong>Associate 
 Professor of Public Administration specialising in Regulatory Governa
 nce, will discuss the role of emotions in interactions between regula
 tory authorities and citizens. <br><br><strong>John Hogan</strong>, A
 ssistant Professor of International Relations, will explore how stori
 es and emotions shape our political imagination, and the risks that a
 rise when we hand over this narrative power to AI.</p><p>We will also
  be welcoming a special guest: <strong>Ailex</strong>, the AI hologra
 m that artist <strong>Alicia Framis</strong> is married to. Alicia he
 rself will also be joining us. During a panel discussion, the speaker
 s and audience will engage in a conversation with Ailex and reflect t
 ogether on the use of AI.</p><p>Expect a varied programme of thought-
 provoking discussions, with plenty of opportunities to network with f
 ellow alumni and professionals in the field.</p><h3>Will you be joini
 ng us?</h3> </body> </html>
DESCRIPTION: Alumni of the Public Administration and Political Science
  programmes are warmly invited to join us for an alumni event on Satu
 rday 28 November. The central theme of this afternoon is <em>Preservi
 ng our humanity: the role of emotions in politics and governance</em>
 . Our researchers and lecturers will introduce you to topics they are
  currently exploring.<strong>Dovilė Rimkutė</strong>,<strong> </str
 ong>Associate Professor of Public Administration specialising in Regu
 latory Governance, will discuss the role of emotions in interactions 
 between regulatory authorities and citizens. <br><br><strong>John Hog
 an</strong>, Assistant Professor of International Relations, will exp
 lore how stories and emotions shape our political imagination, and th
 e risks that arise when we hand over this narrative power to AI.We wi
 ll also be welcoming a special guest: <strong>Ailex</strong>, the AI 
 hologram that artist <strong>Alicia Framis</strong> is married to. Al
 icia herself will also be joining us. During a panel discussion, the 
 speakers and audience will engage in a conversation with Ailex and re
 flect together on the use of AI.Expect a varied programme of thought-
 provoking discussions, with plenty of opportunities to network with f
 ellow alumni and professionals in the field.<h3>Will you be joining u
 s?</h3>
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