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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:HIGHS Seminar: Revolution as a Comparative Method
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SUMMARY:HIGHS Seminar: Revolution as a Comparative Method
DESCRIPTION:<p>The Harvard International and Global History Seminar (<span>HIGHS</span>)</p><p><a href="https://highs.fas.harvard.edu/highs" id="OWAe998a37e-a454-86de-c596-fcb44af2698f"><span>https://highs.fas.harvard.edu/highs</span></a><span>&nbsp;</span></p><p>Revolution as a Comparative Method</p><p>Panelists:</p><ul><li data-list-item-id="e5609a6c3fa9756f7b0b125570d233106"><strong>Ibrahim Elhoudaiby</strong> (Brandeis University)</li><li data-list-item-id="ef3ba03e2f71784100db2fed18cf37a01"><strong>Idriss P. Fofana </strong>(Harvard Law School)</li><li data-list-item-id="ec5f2ba7d17ab6706a7bc720e7ffa6bcd"><strong>Sylvia Sellers-García </strong>(Boston College/Radcliffe Institute)</li></ul><p>Comment:</p><ul><li data-list-item-id="e9263b584c7724c5cc25dcac32967ba20"><strong>Nathan Perl-Rosenthal </strong>(CNRS/Harvard Center for European Studies)</li><li data-list-item-id="e5767ca2ff8930c9f1f2382b204040164"><strong>Naghmeh Sohrabi </strong>(Brandeis University)</li></ul><p>Wednesday, September 30, 3:45 - 5:45 pm</p><p>Location: Lower Library/History Department Conference Room (Robinson Hall 125)</p><p><strong>There is no pre-circulated paper for this event.</strong></p><p>—&nbsp;</p><p>2026-2027 Additional Upcoming Events:<br><strong>October 21 (Cancelled!)</strong><br>Please note this HIGHS seminar has been cancelled.</p><p><strong>November 11</strong><br>Bulelani Jili (Georgetown): “Remaking the Economy: Performing Digital Sovereignty in Postcolonial Kenya”</p><p><strong>December 2</strong><br>Aimee Genell (Boston University): “From Law to Force: Ending the Ottoman Capitulations, 1914-1923”</p><p><strong>February 17</strong><br>Chris Capozzola (MIT): "The Nye Committee and the Business of War, 1934-1936"</p><p><strong>March 10</strong><br>Evan Fernandez (Middlebury): “The Promise of the Pacific: Chile, Japan, and Building Nations and Orders with Nitrate, 1890s-1940s”</p><p><strong>March 31</strong><br>Sara Silverstein (UConn): “Displacement, Disease, and Disability: The History of Immigration and Health in Making the Modern World”</p><p><br>&nbsp;</p>
LOCATION:Lower Library/History Department Conference Room (Robinson Hall 125)
STATUS:CONFIRMED
DTSTART:20260930T194500Z
DTEND:20260930T214500Z
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