Guest Lecture 'Influencing International Institutions and Lobbying'

Mr Dan Wheatley worked on global governance issues in Parliament for five years and is currently employed by the Bahá'í community of the UK as Senior Diplomatic Officer. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Sociology at the London programs of Arcadia and Syracuse universities, lecturing on British social history and multiculturalism. He has published a number of essays on human rights and global governance for such organisations as the Foreign Policy Centre, the Federal Trust and George Ronald Publishing. His forthcoming publication (May 2018) is addressing “Revolt on the Right, the Rise of Populism and Challenges to Globalisation.” In July of 1998 he attended the inter-governmental conference to establish the International Criminal Court. He has administered two all party Parliamentary Groups and regularly works with MPs, Peers, civil servants and Government Ministers.