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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
Hyo Yoon Kang
Science Studies Lecture Series

2015 October 05 Monday

Latin at the Crossroads of Identity - Book launch
Balázs Trencsényi
Book Launch

2015 June 26 Friday

Assembling the Post-Liberal Order in Central and Eastern Europe (1920-1956) - Labour, Welfare Institutions and the Governing of Economic Life during and after the Great Depression (1929-1956)
Workshop

2015 April 02 Thursday

History Department Research Seminar: Adam Takacs; "Socialist Consciousness" The Adventures of a Key Term in the Ideological Discourses of the Kádár Regime
Adam Takacs
Seminar

2015 March 07 Saturday

The politics of gender, work and value
Susan Zimmermann
Workshop

2015 February 26 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar: Anna Mazanik: “Animal Bodies for the Human Good? Public Slaughterhouses and the Reform of Meat Production in Late-Imperial Moscow”
Seminar

2015 February 24 Tuesday

TEACHING VISUAL CULTURE: Methodologies, Challenges, Perspectives
Workshop

2015 February 23 Monday

TEACHING VISUAL CULTURE: Methodologies, Challenges, Perspectives
Workshop

2015 February 22 Sunday

TEACHING VISUAL CULTURE: Methodologies, Challenges, Perspectives
Workshop

2015 February 19 Thursday

Religious Conversion, Confessional Competition, and the Social History of the Peace of Westphalia
Duane Corpis
Seminar

2015 February 19 Thursday

Departmental Research Seminar: Michal Kopeček: “1989: Democratic or Liberal Revolution? A (Post-)Dissident Perspective”
Michal Kopeček
Seminar

2015 February 05 Thursday

History Department "Mega" Book Launch
Book Launch

2015 February 05 Thursday

History Department Research Seminar: Markian Prokopovych on "Triumphant Empire: The Premiere of Zigeunerbaron in the Budapest Opera House, 1905"
Markian Prokopovych
Seminar