Event Details

Cities are increasingly challenged by the polycrisis of climate change, biodiversity loss, income inequality, territorial expansionism, populist activism, misinformation, cyber insecurity etc. Individualism will only exacerbate these issues. Drawing from evolutionary theory, multilevel selection-based co-operation is the only answer. And to achieve it, cities will need to focus on their commons and the common good. This lecture will explore pathways to achieve this.

Register by 24 September 2024, 5.00pm.

Terms & Conditions

1. The information you provide in the registration form will be used and processed by or on behalf of NUS for purposes related to your registration for the NUS Cities Lecture Series. 
2. We will collect and use the personal data that you have supplied to facilitate the processing of your registration. 
3. Personal information such as email address will be used and stored to contact you on future events organised by NUS Cities and for other similar publicity purpose. The personal data held by NUS relating to the applicants will be kept strictly confidential.
4. By registering for the lecture, you are deemed to have given your consent and agreed to your data being used and stored in conjunction with your registration. 
5. You also have the option to withdraw your consent anytime. If you wish to amend your personal data kept by NUS or withdraw your consent, please contact nuscities@nus.edu.sg. 
6. All photos taken during the event will also be used for internal and external publicity purposes deemed appropriate by NUS.
7. Seats for the lecture is limited. Registration does not guarantee a seat, and the forum organizers reserve the right to limit attendance.