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Annual Report of the Delegacy lvii Phil Chandra 'The development of mountain warfare in India in the nineteenth century Ph Moon 'The invasion of the United Kingdom Public controversy and official planning 1888-1918 Departmental Notes Professor Μ Howard lectured in the University of Cambridge under the auspices of the Faculty of Divinity on 'Moral choice in international relations' and gave special University Lecture in the University of Aberdeen on 'Military power in the 1970s' He lectured at the Im- pcrial Defence College the Royal Air Force Staff College at Bracknell the Staff College at Cambcrley the Royal United Service Institution the NATO Defence College in Rome and the Ecole de Guerre in Brussels He attended the Konigswintcr Conference the Rockefeller Foundation Conference on 'Independent states and interdependent societies' at the Villa Serbclloni Bellagio and the tenth annual con- ferencc of the Institute for Strategic Studies in Oxford at which he read paper on 'Strategy the classical and descriptive approach' He gave talks to the Sixth Forms of Dulwich College Wellington College and St John's School Lcatherhead and delivered four broadcast talks for the in the scries 'Personal View' Dr Mcndl delivered course of eight University of London Extension Lectures on 'Conflict and war in the nuclear age' and read paper to the Staff-Graduate Seminar of the Department of Politics at the University of Lancaster on 'Japan-power status without military might He lectured to the Inter-Service course organised by the Oxford Delegacy for Extra-Mural Studies on 'French nuclear policy' to the Army Staff Promotion Candidates course organised by the Department of Extra-Mural Studies of the University of Leeds on 'French foreign policy' and 'The Great Powers in the Middle East' and to the Royal Naval Staff College Greenwich on 'Western strategy in global context' He served as chairman of working group at the First Pugwash Symposium on The control of the peace- ful uses of atomic energy with special reference to non-proliferation' at St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College and attended con- ference on 'Japan and her neighbours' at Ditchley Park Mr Bond delivered paper on 'British Generalship from Sebastopol to the Somme' to the Stubbs Society of the University of Oxford gave two lectures on 'The Second World War' to the School