Global American Studies Symposium, featuring panels on “Migration and the Transnational,” “Nations and Empires,” “Black Liberation across Centuries,” and “(Anti)-Imperialism.”

Full schedule and list of talks at ...

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Speaker: Stuart Schrader
Fellow in the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History

A  Symposium Moderated by Lisa McGirr. 

Panelists Michael Kazin (Georgetown University), Mary Dudziak (Emory University), Jeffrey T. Sammons (New York University), and Chad Williams (Brandeis University). Presented by the Warren Center.

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Speakers: Lina Britto, Assistant Professor Department of History, Northwestern University

Ana Villarreal, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Boston University

Froylan Enciso, CIDE; Senior Analyst, Crisis Group Mexico

For the last half a century, Mexico and Colombia have been ground zeros of the problematic drug trade that connects North and South America in a murderous circuit of profits and politics. This talk addresses the local, regional, national, and transnational origins of the...

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Speaker: Lilia Schwarcz, Full Professor of Anthropology, the University of São Paulo (USP); Visiting Professor, Princeton University

 

The main goal of this lecture is to analyze the life and work of Lima Barreto: a black writer in Rio de Janeiro who fought against...

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Eden Medina,
School Of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering,
Indiana University

"Unmaking Truth After Dictatorship: Science, Memory, and the Disappeared"

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Jennifer Derr,
Department of History, UC Santa Cruz 

"Origin Stories: Constructing the liver in Egypt through epidemics of schistosomiasis and hepatitis C"...

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Gastón Gordillo,
Department of Anthropology, University of British Columbia

"Ambient Thickness: On the Atmospheric Materiality of the Anthropocene"

Abstract: In the...

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Ahmed Ragab, 
Associate Professor of Science and Religion, Harvard Divinity School

"Islam as a Postcolony: Science, History and Modernism in the Making of Ethnoreligious Identities"

Abstract:...

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The WCFIA/CMES Middle East Seminar presents

Ece Temelkuran
Turkish political commentator, journalist, and author

Ece Temelkuran is a Turkish journalist and author. She was a...

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Dr. Esra Dil
Sakarya University; Visiting Scholar, Harvard Business School

Previously titled: Strategic Orientations of Long-lived Companies of Turkey: Cases From the Late Ottoman Era

Read more about CMES: Good Food and Industrial Vigor: Strategies of Long-lived Companies from the Late Ottoman Era until Turkey Today

The Center for Middle Eastern Studies presents a screening of

Dracula in Istanbul/Drakula İstanbul'da (1953)
Director: Mehmet Muhtar

With a brief introduction by Prof Cemal Kafadar...

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SPEAKER

James McSpadden

PhD Student in History, Harvard University; Graduate Student Affiliate, CES, Harvard University; Coordinator, New Directions in European History, CES, Harvard University

CONTACT

Maxim Botstein - mbotstein@g.harvard.edu

Students and faculty interested in attending this event, are invited to...

Read more about CES Dissertation Workshop — National Parliamentarians on the International Stage: Private Diplomacy and Political Cooperation in Interwar Europe

SPEAKER

Thomas Weber

Professor of History and International Affairs, University of Aberdeen; Director, Center for Global Security and Governance, University of Aberdeen

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Young European Scholars will share their experiences with postdocs, fellowships, and the academic market on both sides of the Atlantic and take your questions. 

 

SPEAKERS

Aaron Donaghy
EU Marie Curie Global Fellow, Harvard, Cornell & University of Nottingham

Ivana Isailovic
Emile Noel Fellow 2016-17, NYU School of Law; Visiting Scholar, CES, Harvard University

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