Lecture “Geography of War: Why Do We Keep Fighting?”
This is not a dry academic talk. Expect storytelling, humor, surprising insights, and plenty of “wait... that’s actually true” moments.
Where academia meets nightlife.
What drives nations to go to war? Why do some conflicts last for decades while others end quickly? And how much does geography shape the way wars begin, evolve, and end?
Join us for an engaging evening of conversation, drinks, and big ideas at PhDs & Pints, where experts bring fascinating topics out of the classroom and into a relaxed social setting.
This month’s discussion features Dr. Anup Desai, who will explore how geography, resources, borders, and human behavior have influenced conflict throughout history—and what these patterns can teach us about today’s global hotspots. Whether you’re curious about world affairs, history, politics, or simply enjoy thoughtful conversations, this event is designed to be accessible, interactive, and fun.
No lectures. No exams. Just great discussion over drinks.
What to Expect
- A lively, accessible talk from Dr. Anup Desai — 6:45 PM — 7:30 PM
- Interactive Q&A and audience discussion 7:30 PM — 8:00 PM
- Games and opportunities to meet new people 8:00 PM onwards
- Complex ideas explained without academic jargon
- A welcoming environment for curious minds of all backgrounds
No academic background required. Whether you’re a student, professional, history enthusiast, or just looking for an interesting night out, you’re invited.
Grab a drink, meet fellow curious New Yorkers, and discover why some of the world’s oldest questions are still shaping today’s headlines.
Free!
