October 29, 2020 |
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9:00am |
Boston University’s Pardee School of Global Studies Three Day Symposium: “How Democracy Survives: The Crises of the Nation State” |
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12:00pm |
Leitner Program Seminar Series: "Three pillars of an economic system." |
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12:00pm |
Council on Middle East Studies Colloquium: "Reimagining the Middle East in the Long Great War" |
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12:00pm |
Jackson Institute for Global Affairs: "COVID and the Global Order: Nationalism vs. Cosmopolitanism" |
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12:00pm |
Scholars Strategy Network: "Election 2020: Policy Issues for Connecticut and the Nation" |
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12:00pm |
"The Methodological and Political Challenges of the 2020 Census," D. Sunshine Hillygus, Duke University |
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12:00pm |
Quantitative Research Methods Workshop: "TBA" |
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1:30pm |
Genocide Studies Program: "The Literature of Genocide and Violence in Africa" |
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3:00pm |
Gilder Lehrman Center: "The Yellow Demon of Fever: Fighting Disease in the Nineteenth-Century Transatlantic Slave Trade" |
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3:00pm |
Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies: "Resistance & Resilience: Responses to the Climate Crisis from Cuba & Puerto Rico, Session 2: Environmental History" |
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4:15pm |
Yale Political Theory Workshop: Practice Job Talk |
October 30, 2020 |
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9:00am |
Boston University’s Pardee School of Global Studies Three Day Symposium: “How Democracy Survives: The Crises of the Nation State” |
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12:00pm |
Program in Iranian Studies Iran Colloquium: "The Politicization of the Female Body in the Context of Sigheh Marriages" |
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12:00pm |
Dictator’s Modernity Dilemma: Development and Democracy in South Korea, 1961-1987 |
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12:00pm |
"Entertaining Beliefs in Economic Mobility," Eunji Kim, Vanderbilt University |
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12:00pm |
Center for East Asian Studies Colloquium Series: "Dictator’s Modernity Dilemma: Development and Democracy in South Korea, 1961-1987" |
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1:00pm |
Yale University Library: Virtual Research in Rosenkranz |
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3:00pm |
Off-Campus research and fieldwork committee information sessions |
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10:00pm |
South Asian Studies Council: "Aid, power, and plague: Lessons from history and practice on foreign aid responses" |
