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2015 April 22 Wednesday

Did the Chinese Know Differently? Animated Worlds and Kinesthetic Intelligence in Song Dynasty (11th-12th c.) China

Lecture

2015 April 16 Thursday

News Networks in Early Modern Europe (What Is News and Is It a Network?)

Lecture

2015 April 15 Wednesday

Austerities and Aspirations: Consumption and Leisure in Communist East Central Europe

Lecture

2015 April 01 Wednesday

A Dangerous Man - The Noel Field Story (Guest Seminar)

Lecture

2015 March 25 Wednesday

Where Communist World Events Went in Practice and Memory, 1945-1989

Lecture

2015 March 20 Friday

Financialization Workshop

Paul Langley
Susanne Soederberg
Dimitris Sotiropoulos
Don Kalb

Workshop

2015 March 19 Thursday

Debtfare States and the Poverty Industry: The Case of the US Payday Lenders

Susanne Soederberg

Lecture

2015 March 18 Wednesday

Rhetorics of Failure: Deconstructing Economic Development

Francesco Boldizzoni

Lecture

2015 March 11 Wednesday

Evaluating Violence: Why the First Official Portrait of Felix Dzerzhinskii Matters to History

Angelina Lucento

Lecture

2015 March 04 Wednesday

Political Protest and Activism in Central Eastern Europe after 1989

Ondřej Císař

Lecture

2015 February 25 Wednesday

The Missionary Alexander McCaul and His Jewish Interlocutors: The Revival of the Jewish-Christian Debate in Nineteenth-Century Europe

David B. Ruderman

Lecture

2015 February 18 Wednesday

Empire and the Dialogic Imagination: Rereading Russian Literature in Azeri Translation

Lecture

2015 February 11 Wednesday

We Have Never Been Middle Class

Lecture

2015 February 10 Tuesday

The Ghetto of Venice: The Beginnings of the Jewish Urban Experience in Early Modern Europe

David B. Ruderman

Lecture

2015 February 04 Wednesday

Romanesque Royal Feasts at Bayeux: An Original System of Theological-Political Representations between Self-celebration and Propaganda

Xavier Barral i Altet

Lecture

2015 January 28 Wednesday

The Politics of Containment: How Business Interests Shaped the German Welfare State

Lecture

2015 January 21 Wednesday

Reference in Context: The Case of the English Definite Article "the"

Lecture

2015 January 14 Wednesday

The Local Logics of Long-Distance Charity in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Germany: Thinking Beyond the Weberian Reformation

Duane J. Corpis

Lecture

2014 December 10 Wednesday

The Information Industrial Complex

Lecture

2014 December 04 Thursday

The Invention of a Saint: The Case of Artemios at Constantinople

Lecture

2014 December 03 Wednesday

Consumer Exploitation in Competitive Markets

Lecture

2014 November 26 Wednesday

The Grid Plan: Choice or Force? Power and Town Planning in the Middle Ages in a Comparative Perspective

Lecture

2014 November 19 Wednesday

Information Warrior$: New Media, New Politics, New Business Models

Amelia Arsenault

Lecture

2014 November 12 Wednesday

Thought and Consciousness

David Pitt

Lecture

2014 November 06 Thursday

Beyond the Pragmatic Wastebasket: One Perspective

Lecture