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2015 December 02 Wednesday

Lena Radauer: “If I can rustle up some paint the future is ours.” Artists as prisoners of the First World War and their ties to Siberian art circles

Lena Radauer

Departmental Research Seminar

2015 November 25 Wednesday

Jim Secord (University of Cambridge): Global Geology and the Tectonics of Empire

Jim Secord

Science Studies Lecture Series

2015 November 11 Wednesday

When Intellectual Property Becomes Speculative: A Study of Patents as Financial Instruments

Science Studies Lecture Series

2015 November 10 Tuesday

Soldiers’ Letters to Inobad and Ogulkhon: Love, Gender, and Nationality in World War II Uzbekistan

Departmental Research Seminar

2015 October 28 Wednesday

Professor Vladimir Petrovic: Hubris of Themis: ICTY and the Balkans two decades after

Vladimir Petrovic

Departmental Research Seminar

2015 June 12 Friday

Sanitation, Urban Environment and the Politics of Public Health in Late Imperial Moscow

Anna Mazanik

Doctoral Defense

2015 June 10 Wednesday

Designer Socialism: The Aesthetic Turn in Soviet Russia after Stalin

Yulia Karpova

Doctoral Defense

2015 June 09 Tuesday

Disputing Religion, Empire, and Modernity: Christian-Muslim Polemics in the Ottoman Print Sphere, 1861-1915

Scott Rank

Doctoral Defense

2015 May 25 Monday

FROM MĂMĂLIGĂ TO BREAD AS THE ‘CORE’ FOOD OF ROMANIAN VILLAGERS: A CONSUMER-CENTERED INTERPRETATION OF A DIETARY CHANGE (1900 - 1980)

Mircea Scrob

Doctoral Defense

2015 March 31 Tuesday

“Learning a Feminist Language”: The Intellectual History of Feminism in Yugoslavia in the 1970s and 1980s

Zsófia Lóránd

Doctoral Defense

2015 March 18 Wednesday

‘White Misrule’: Terror and Political Violence during Hungary’s Long World War I, 1919-1924

Emily Gioielli

Doctoral Defense

2015 January 23 Friday

War Commemorations in Inter-War Romania

Silviu Hariton

Doctoral Defense