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‘Agents of Change', while a flattering moniker for most individuals, carries\udwith it a set of challenges and responsibilities that acted as catalysts over the\udcourse of this journal's inaugural Cambridge conference. This article aims to\uddigest and evaluate some of the ideas that emerged over the course of the two\uddays while also, hopefully, adding to the debate on agency.1 While beginning\udthis paper with effusive compliments may appear clichéd, this conference\udunfolded in the best tradition of academic fora, generous in disagreement\udand debate, while rigorous in critique. As such, the organising committee in\udbringing together an excellent cohort of speakers and audience alike ensured\udeveryone left Cambridge more enlightened than they arrived, and are owed due\udrecognition. It was an honour to be asked to conclude the conference, albeit as\udthe programme proceeded, the task of closing became ever more daunting. This\udintimidation emerged not only from the high quality of the discussion, but also\udthe character in which it was conducted. Thus, this article reticently attempts\udto bring some of the character of that conference to this special edition of the\udjournal

Agents of Change: Academics and the Spirit of Debate at International Conferences