Press photos
Lectures
Interviews and Discussions
The Commonwealth at 60
Can the Commonwealth reinvent itself for the 21st Century? Or should it retire gracefully from the world stage? Stephen debates David Milliband in Trinidad for BBC World, November 2009 Click here to view video
Part I, click link left or here
Part III, click here
Part II, click here
Part IV, click here
Noam Chomsky: Crises and the Unipolar Moment
More than 1,300 people watched Noam Chomsky speak at an event hosted by the School of Oriental and African Studies on 27 October. It was the largest crowd ever to attend a SOAS event. Stephen joins him on stage during the questions following the lecture. Click here to watch the event
The Tuhoe Incident
Click here to view Click above to view a clip of the 2007 interview documentary made of Stephen's views on the responsibility of the intellectual. Click here for information on the dvd.fdf
Watch Stephen perform “Merging Hard and Soft: The art of war and restraint” New York 2009 by clicking here
Other
Stephen presented a manifesto to do with international and multicultural understanding in his 2005 School of Oriental and African Studies Inaugural Lecture. Click here for Four Quartets for International Relations: Sixteen Graduated Propositions Defending Good and Evil
Also at this link International human rights lecture by Hanan Ashwari, noted Palestinian legislator, in the Brunei gallery, to whose lecture Stephen contributes a defining afterword.
Should we worry about China in Africa?
VoxAfrica.com debate October 2009. Click here
Henry Bonsu is joined in the studio by BAFFOUR ANKOMAH, Editor of New African Magazine,
STEPHEN CHAN, Professor of International Relations at London's School of Oriental
and African Studies, and ISHAG MEKKI from the Darfur Union. Also featuring interviews
with Paul-