Elsewhere at Harvard

New technologies can renew our capacity to envision and pursue more sustainable, vibrant, and democratic cities. At the same time, many of our current challenges result from unintended consequences of innovations once hailed as solutions. This event aims...

HMUI Urban Conversations aim to pair visiting scholars with Harvard faculty or graduate students as respondents. Our goal is to create a space for scholars to share works-in-progress with an interdisciplinary community of urbanists. Speaker: Dan McDonald...

“'Survival in an Age of Revolution': Charles Malik, Imperial Sovereignty, and Global Counterrevolution" Nate George, Raphael Morrison Dorman Memorial Postdoctoral Fellow, Weatherhead Scholars Program. Grad Student Commentator: Rustam Khan, PhD Candidate...

“Frontier Moves: A Global History of Emerging Markets” Ravinder Kaur, WIGH Fellow 2020-2021; Associate Professor of Modern South Asian Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Faculty Commentator: Sophus Reinert, Professor of Business Administration...

Speaker: Simon Newman (University of Wisconsin) To register for the event, please click here.

Weatherhead Forum with Weatherhead Initiative on Global History Moritz von Brescius, John F. Kennedy Memorial Fellow at the Center for European Studies and affiliate of the Weatherhead Center for Global Transformation/Initiative for Global History (WIGH)...

Art historian, curator, and visiting Scholar Cecilia Fajardo-Hill will present and discuss sections of her upcoming book on Decolonial Art History in Latin American and Latinx Art in the 20th and 21st Centuries on Monday, March 28, 2022, from 4:30-6:00pm...

This event is virtual and will take place in both English and Portuguese with simultaneous interpretation. To register, click here. Speakers: Julissa Mantilla Falcón, President, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR); Steve Levitsky, Professor...

Please note: this talk is limited to the Harvard Community On Wednesday, March 23 rd at 3 pm in Boylston 103 and on Zoom (details below), Professor Bauer will run a masterclass, "Ritualized Production and Cultivated Distinctions on the Early Deccan: Re...

On Tuesday, March 22 nd at 6 pm in Sever 113 and on Zoom (details below), Professor Bauer will deliver a lecture, "Archives, Archaeology, and the Anthropocene: Reconciling Disparate Epistemic Foundations in a Time of Precarity". Talk abstract: "In this...