Panel on Defending the Right to Health, the side event of the World Health Summit 2025, in Berlin, organized by the German Platform for Global Health (DPGG). "The Financialization of global health" 14/October/2025
University of Oslo, The Collective for the Political Determinants of Health, Centre for Development and the Environment. “Restorative Justice in Global Health - the case of Cholera in Haiti” 13/May/2025.
University of Oslo, Centre for Development and the Environment (SUM), Global Health Unpacked Seminar, “25 years of public-private partnerships” 04/02/2025.
The Collective for the Political Determinants of Health, “Private Finance and Financialisation”, 21/01/2025 Available here: https://www.sum.uio.no/english/research/networks/the-collective-for-the-political-determinants-of-health/recordings/
University of Amsterdam, ERC Starting Grant workshop, “How to get an ERC Starting Grant”, 21/05/2024
University of Amsterdam Social Anthropology & Centre for Conflict Studies: Organised & moderated a “Roundtable on the current situation in Haiti”, 12/04/2024. Available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIbF-ryfm-Q
University of Amsterdam, Department of Social Anthropology, “How to get an ERC Starting Grant”, 29/02/2024
University of Oslo, Museum of Cultural History (Kulturhistorisk museum): “How to get an ERC Starting Grant”. 02/02/2024
University of Amsterdam, Social Anthropology, Moving Matters Research Seminar: “Blended finance to the rescue”, 1/02/2024
University of Oslo, The Collective for the Political Determinants of Health, The Political Determinants of Health - 10 Years On, “Innovative financing for pandemic preparedness”. Panel: Innovation, medical products and equity. 18-19/01/2024
Workshop: The Future of the Collective for the Political Determinants of Health, The Collective for the Political Determinants of Health, University of Oslo, Geilo, Norway 15-17/01/2024
American Anthropological Association (AAA), Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada “Financial "innovation" and state-market boundaries in Global health”. Panel: Funding to Transcend and to Transgress: Local Sociopolitical Impacts of Shifting Global Health and Development Funding Ideologies. 15/11/2023
UN University and Oxfam, Oxford, UNU-IIGH Expert Group Meeting on the Accountability of Powerful Private Actors in Global Health,“Blended finance to the rescue”. 8/10/2023 Meeting Report: http://collections.unu.edu/eserv/UNU:9660/Expert_Group_Meeting_Nov_2023.pdf
Lingnan University, Hong Kong, Policy Dialogue on Health Financialisation, Tenth South-South Forum on Sustainability. “Financialising Global Health: The Example of COVAX” 11/7/2023
University of Oxford, Co-shaping global health: Institutional solutions conference, Blavatnik School of Governance. “Financial innovation for pandemic preparedness” 23/3/2023 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJRBFL8ymeY
American Anthropological Association (AAA), Annual Conference. “Unsettling Finance? an Examination of Esg and Impact Investment.” Discussant 11/11/2022
University of Oslo, Workshop on “The Smartphone Pandemic: Mobile technologies and data in the COVID-19 Discussant” 16/6/2022
University of Oslo, Afterlives of Epidemics Conference. “False beginnings and false endings in Haiti’s Cholera Epidemic” 9/6/2022
University of Oslo, Lifetimes of Epidemics Seminar, Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages, “False beginnings and false endings in Haiti’s Cholera Epidemic” 28/10/2021
German Ethics Council, International Perspectives on Pandemic Preparedness and Response “International cooperation to increase access to COVID-19 vaccines” 28/5/2021
Globvac Conference 2021, Parallel Session 1, Symposium 3: Politics of pandemic preparedness “Public-private partnerships for Covid-19 vaccines: governance and financialization” 20/4/2021
University of Oslo, Centre for Development and the Environment, SUM Forum, “Global Health Futures: How COVAX works and who pays for it” 20/4/2021
The Royal Anthropological Institute & The British Museum: Reviewer Meets Reviewed: “Work, Sleep, Repeat: the Abstract Labour of German Management Consultants 19/11/19 Listen to the conversation with James Carrier here: https://soundcloud.com/royalanthropologicalinst/reviewer-meets-reviewed-work-sleep-repeat
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Massachusetts; Participant in the conference on: “Open Access for Anthropology: A Model for Universal OA” 24/4/2019
University of Edinburgh: Healthy and Sustainable Futures Exhibition: “Water and Cholera in Haiti” 2/4/2019. Details available at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/healthy-and-sustainable-futures-dr-felix-stein-on-his-research-in-haiti-tickets-54967834272?aff=ebapi
Brocher Foundation, Geneva. Chair of the panel discussion on : “The World Bank’s Economic Lens on Healthcare”. Part of the conference on ‘Disrupting Global Health Narratives: Alternative Perspectives on the World Bank’s Influence on Global Health Governance.’ 22/1/2019
Max Planck Cambridge Centre for the Study of Ethics, Human Economy and Social Change (Max-Cam), Podcast Interview 18/01/2019. Available at: http://maxcam.socanth.cam.ac.uk/index.php/2019/01/18/maxcamthropod-ii-felix-stein/
University of Cambridge, Department of Social Anthropology, Senior Research Seminars, “Collaborating with elites? Re-considering research ethics in a corporate context” 19/10/2018
Max Planck Cambridge Centre for the Study of Ethics, Human Economy and Social Change (Max-Cam), Book Symposium: 'Work Sleep Repeat: The Abstract Labour of German Management Consultants” 18/10/2018
American Anthropological Association (AAA), Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., “Collaborating with Elites? Re-considering research ethics in corporate contexts'. Panel: Ethnography in Elite White-Collar Contexts: Methods, Access, and Privilege when "Studying Up". 2/12/2017
Rutgers University, Conference on “Finance, Financialization and their Impact on the Right to Health" . 19/06/2017-21/06/2017 See the conference report here or download the [PDF]
London School of Economics and University of Kent conference on Anthropology and Wilful Blindness, "Profitable Uncertainty and Wilful Blindness". 16/06/2017-17/6/2017
University of Edinburgh, Usher Institute, Global Health Conference "Ebola Bonds? The World Bank’s current financial activities around pandemic preparedness" 26/5/2017
University of Edinburgh, Usher Institute, Research Seminar 'A closer look at management consultants in healthcare' 18/5/2017
University of Bergen, Egalitarianism and Anthropology Working Group, 'Selves and Commodities - The moral economy of business consultants' 24/3/2017
University of Bergen, Senior Anthropology Research Seminar, 'Profitable Uncertainty' 23/3/2017
University of Cambridge, Social Anthropology Society, 'Selves and Commodities - The moral economy of business consultants' 22/2/2017
EASA Biennial Conference, Milan,'Selves and Commodities - The moral economy of business consultants' 20/7/2016.
Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPM), 'Economies of Legitimacy' 12/5/2016.
London School of Economics, Anthropology Student Away Day, 'Economies of Legitimacy' 17/2/2016.
London School of Economics, Inequalities Conference, 'Economies of Legitimacy' 27/11/2015.
American Anthropological Association (AAA), Annual Meeting, Denver, 'Permanent Urgency' 19/7/2015.
University of Cambridge, Clareity Research Symposium, Clare College, Cambridge, 'The tragedy of time management' 12/3/2015.
University of Warwick, Research Seminar, 'The tragedy of time management' 21/1/2015.