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All Topics (March 28 through April 20)
Monday, March 30
- 2:00 PM Photography Opening: Laura Roush and Samuel Fernando Rivera Andrade
- 5:00 PM The Party’s Interests Come First: The Life of Xi Zhongxun, Father of Xi Jinping with Joseph Torigian
Tuesday, March 31
- 12:00 PM War and Peace: The Results of Four Years of War
- 4:00 PM From Policy to Action: How the United States Manages Relationships with Allies and Partners
- 6:00 PM Why Ghosts Matter: An Underground History of Japan with Haruo Shirane
Wednesday, April 1
- All Day From Colony to Nation: Catholicism and Christianity in Taiwan (1600-1987)
- 5:00 PM Converging Voices: How Faith Nourished Taiwanese Music—From Sacred to Secular with Kuan Yun Huang & Chen Lin Ma
Thursday, April 2
- 9:00 AM Health, Knowledge, Politics: Understanding the Triad
- 3:00 PM Human Capital & Development - Resources for Students and the BU Community
Friday, April 3
- 11:00 AM Film Screening: Comparsa
- 12:00 PM The Politics of Sanctity and Human Rights
- 2:00 PM Write On Site
Monday, April 6
- 12:30 PM Walter Rodney Seminar Series: “When Voters Exit Authoritarianism Survives” with Chipo Dendere
- 2:00 PM China Today, China Tomorrow: Remembering Joseph Fewsmith
Wednesday, April 8
Friday, April 10
- 2:00 PM Write On Site
Monday, April 13
- All Day The Fate of the Americas: The Cuban Missile Crisis and the Hemispheric Cold War
- 12:00 PM Apostles of Development: Six Economists and the World They Made
- 2:30 PM Translating Medea: The Poetry and the Drama of the Woman and the Play
- 4:00 PM China's Modernization: Path and Implications: A Lecture by Justin Yifu Lin
Thursday, April 16
- 8:30 AM Climate Change and Tomorrow's Africa: Morse Distinguished Lecture and Water Rodney Conference
- 4:00 PM Care without Pathology: How Trans-Health Activists Are Changing Medicine
- 5:00 PM The Migration Workshop, Author-Meets-Critics Book Panel with Prema A. Kurien
Friday, April 17
- 12:00 PM Through and Beyond the State: Collaborative Finance and Cosmologies of Solidarity in East Africa