All Topics (March 19 through April 5)
Tuesday, March 19
Wednesday, March 20
- 3:00 PM The Bosniaks: Nationhood after Genocide—A Book Talk by Jasmin Mujanović
- 5:00 PM Book Talk w/author Grant Rhode on Great Power Clashes along the Maritime Silk Road
- 7:00 PM Cinem'Afriq: Watching and Discussing Tazzeka (2018. 95 min. Morocco)
Thursday, March 21
Friday, March 22
- 12:00 PM Measuring Concepts: What We Learn from New Survey Questions about Concepts and Political Behavior — A Workshop with Jane Green
- The Afterlife of Pan-Africanism and the Spirit of Development
- 2:30 PM Urban Inequalities Workshop
- 5:00 PM Data and Cities Speaker Panel
Monday, March 25
- 12:00 PM Ready for Revolution?: Practices of Democratic Preparation from V.I. Lenin to Octavia Butler (Workshop in International History & Theory)
- Ready for Revolution?: Practices of Democratic Preparation from V.I. Lenin to Octavia Butler (Workshop in International History & Theory)
- 12:30 PM WALTER RODNEY SEMINAR: ECO VILLAGES REVISITED: THE ROLE OF THE MEDIA, POLITICAL IDEOLOGY, AND PUBLIC OPINION IN GREENING AFRICA (Christopher Graham)
- 3:30 PM Poland’s Business-led Developmentalism in Comparative Perspective — A Lecture by Marek Naczyk
- 5:15 PM Book Talk: Empire of Refugees: North Caucasian Muslims and the Late Ottoman State
Wednesday, March 27
- 4:00 PM French Book Group Discussion: Reading The Silence of the Chagos by Shenaz Patel
- 4:30 PM John Thornton Book Symposium
Thursday, March 28
Friday, March 29
- 12:00 PM Empires of Intolerance: Colonial Legacies and Attitudes Toward Homosexuality in the Global South
Tuesday, April 2
Wednesday, April 3
- 4:00 PM African Literature Discussion Group: Reading The Season of Crimson Blossoms by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim
- 5:00 PM Victorian Kuniongs and Pioneer Chinese Christian Women: Gender, Christianity, and Literacy with Esther Hu (Boston University)
- 5:30 PM African Language Theater Night & Free Community Dinner
Thursday, April 4
- 5:00 PM Claiming the Nation: Religion and Politics in the Philippines with Jayeel Cornelio (University of Louisville)
- Writing across Borders: A Reading and Conversation with Selma Asotić