Charles Clarke delivered a lecture at the Munk School of Global Affairs of the University of Toronto. The

Charles Clarke attended the British Council’s annual ‘Going Global’ Conference

Charles Clarke organised the second series of

Charles Clarke chaired the Too Difficult Box lecture with Trevor Phillips

Charles Clarke organised

Charles Clarke gave a seminar on Whither the Labour Party

Charles Clarke chaired the Too Difficult Box lecture

Charles Clarke chaired the Too Difficult Box lecture

Charles Clarke addressed the Opening Session of the Education World Forum in London

Charles Clarke gave oral evidence to the House of Commons

Charles Clarke attended the launch party for the NUS History Book

Charles Clarke chaired the third Westminster Faith Interview

Charles Clarke chaired the Too Difficult Box lecture

Charles Clarke delivered a public policy

Charles Clarke participated in a panel on Education and Sports at Caspian Corridor Conference

Charles Clarke chaired the Too Difficult Box lecture

The second Westminster Faith Interview featured Shirley Williams

Charles Clarke organized the Too Difficult Box lecture

Charles Clarke gave a keynote speech at this international conference

Charles Clarke chaired the Too Difficult Box lecture

Charles Clarke chaired the first Westminster Interview by Andrew Brown, of the Guardian, and Nobel-prize winner Sir John Sulston.

Charles Clarke chaired the discussion panel at the TEL Conference at the Royal Society

Charles Clarke gave this lecture in UEA’s ‘Too Difficult Box’ lecture series

Charles Clarke moderated two public lectures by the Directors of the Kyoto University Museum and the University Museum, University of Tokyo

Charles Clarke spoke at a Conference organised by the British-Egyptian Society

Charles Clarke spoke at a Conference organised by the Think Tank Reform on the Future of Policing.

Rowan Williams, Tony Blair and Charles Moore formed the panel

Charles Clarke gave oral evidence to the House of Lords EU Sub-Committee F

Charles Clarke participated in a Conference to address the political, economic and social landscape of modern East Asia

Charles Clarke gave a lecture at Plymouth University on International Challenges in Higher Education

Charles Clarke presented a session entitled “Reducing Economic Inequalities by the Expansion of…

Charles Clarke to the House of Lords Constitution Committee enquiry

Charles Clarke was a panelist at a seminar in the House of Commons hosted by the Centre for

Charles Clarke participated in a dinner organised by the European Council on Foreign Relations

Charles Clarke gave a presentation about his migration essay at the European Studies Centre of St Antony’s College, Oxford.

Charles Clarke participated in a Planning Workshop in Cairo to establish a new Arab Journal of Higher Education

The sixth of the Westminster Faith Debates was chaired by Charles Clarke

The fifth of the Westminster Faith Debates was chaired by Charles Clarke

Charles Clarke participated on a panel at the 2012 Education Investor Summi

Charles Clarke gave oral evidence to the Independent Police Commission

The fourth of the Westminster Faith Debates, which addressed the role of religious organisations

Charles Clarke presented the NAACE ICT Impact awards at the NAACE Annual Conference

The third of the Westminster Faith Debates was chaired by Charles Clarke.

Charles Clarke gave a lecture on migration at the leading Dublin international policy thinktank

Charles Clarke participated in the launch of the Brussels office of the Migration Policy Institute

The second of the Westminster Faith Debates was chaired by Charles Clarke

Charles Clarke attended an Education Conference hosted by the Uzbek government

The NUS is celebrating its 90th anniversary in 2012 by building a record of comments about the NUS

The first of the Westminster Faith Debates addressing “Religious Identity in ‘superdiverse’ Societies”

Mathsworld UK, a project to create the first major exploratorium and museum in the United Kingdom dedicated to mathematics

The Centre for European Reform held a discussion to discuss the position of freedom of movement within the European Union

This year’s annua lEducation World Forum involved over 60 education ministers from throughout the world.

The Religion and Society Research programme published details of its Westminster Faith debates

Charles Clarke gave a lecture entitled the Roles of Education and Educational Research in promoting Social Justice

This question time event focused on the interrelationship between politics, religion and philosophy

Charles Clarke gave this lecture in UEA’s ‘Too Difficult Box’ lecture series

The text of the lecture

Charles Clarke was a judge for the Education Investor awards, which were awarded at its annual dinner

Charles Clarke participated in a meeting of the Transatlantic Council of the Migration Policy Institute

Charles Clarke delivered the keynote address at a national academic conference addressing the ethics of information

Charles Clarke participated in a meeting of the Council of the European Council for Foreign Relations

Charles Clarke is attending the World Innovation Summit for Education (WISE) Conference in Doha, Qatar

Charles Clarke moderated the Inaugural Lecture of UEA’s Centre for Japanese Studies. This was given by Professor Yakushiji

Charles Clarke gave the opening keynote address at the 2011 Annual Conference of the Conflict Research Society

The UEA Green Community Challenge 2011 event was organised by MBA Strategic Carbon

A Conference ‘The Coalition At One’, in which I participated, was organized by the University of East Anglia

Carol and I held a ‘Food For Thought’ party in London for a group of friends where we discussed an excellent paper

To mark the 140th anniversary of the UniversityTest Acts University College London organised a seminar:

I attended the E-Learning Africa Conference, this year in Dar Es Salaam Tanzania.

Charles Clarke participated in the Riyadh Technical and Vocational

Evan Davis chaired a panel

Charles Clarke led a lunchtime roundtable seminar on the issues which need to be addressing in improving Britain’s

This third Naomi Sargant Memorial Event, organised by Channel 4, the Open University and NIACE, was a debate

Together with Jack Straw, David Blunkett and Peter Goldsmith I gave evidence to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on

A seminar at the Hope Street Centre in Liverpool addressed the contribution that the ‘Big Society’ could make

This lecture was the inaugural lecture as Visiting Professor in Politics and Faith at the University of Lancaster.

Led a Black Coffee Morning at the European Council on Foreign Relations on ‘Europe and migration: Reconciling Europe’s

The theme of the excellent 2011 Apeldoorn Conference was ‘Making Successful Cities’. The full proceedings are here

This debate on the ‘Role of Courts in a Democracy’ addressed the contemporary relationship between Parliament and the

This seminar at Queen Mary College London, which addressed public sector reform, is part of a series convened

Inaugural lecture at UEA, the Too Difficult Box ‘This was the first in the ‘Too Difficult Box’ lecture

Lecture at Demos Europa seminar, University of Warsaw on Migration in the European Union. This seminar, on the

This presentation, on December 7th 2010, set out some central themes to be followed in improving national education

This speech criticises the position of the Liberal Democrats in relation to student tuition fees and makes the

This speech was an address to the e-India Conference in Mumbai (website) on September 23rd 2010. It addresses

Evidence to Lord Browne’s Independent review of Higher education and Student Finance. Part of the Browne review, February

On November 18th 2009, Charles Clarke made this speech in Parliament in the debate on the Queen’s Speech:-

This speech was a keynote address to the e-India Conference in Hyderabad (www.eindia.net.in/2009/digitalLEARNING/index.asp) on August 25th 2009. It

This speech in London on September 23rd 2009 was the second in their “New Thinking for Britain’s next

This is a Fabian Society lecture on 19 May 2009, during the European Parliament election campaign, making the

This lecture argues for strong police-community relations. It was given to the International Associations of Chiefs of Police

This press statement, jointly with Charlie Falconer, summarises our assessment of the situation in Iraq on April 9th

This speech addresses the need for an integrated public safety system if countries are effectively to combat terrorism.

This speech argued for major reform in our approach to housing. It was given at a seminar organized

This 2007 speech to the Royal Television Society assessed the current state of the relationship between Politics and

This speech sets out a proposed approach to economic policy and taxation. It formed part of the ‘Life

This is evidence to the House of Lords Constitution Select Committee in January 17th 2007. It addresses the

This speech sets out the way in which an effective system to control immigration can be established. It

This speech makes the case for giving priority to green politics. It was given to the Institute for

This lecture to the Fabian Society in London on November 29th 2009 gave an overview of the international

This speech makes the case for a national identity register and identity card system. It was given at

This speech made proposals for the steps that Labour needed to take in order to win the 2010

This lecture was given on 5 October 2005 to the Heritage Foundation in Washington DC. The lecture made

This was the Home Secretary’s speech to the Labour Party Conference in Brighton, on September 27th 2005.

Conference,

Since

This lecture set out a completely different approach to penal policy. It was given to the Prison Reform

This speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg on September 7th 2005 set out the approach of the

This speech sets out the need for to restructure the partnership between national and local government. It was