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European Studies (February 21 through April 30)

Tuesday, February 25

• 5:00 PM Truth, Memory, Reconciliation in the Balkans: An EU Agenda?

Tuesday, March 18

• 12:30 PM Facing Inequity: NGO Perspectives on Decolonization in Algeria

Thursday, March 20

• 12:30 PM Project Eagle: The Top-Secret OSS Operation that Sent Polish Spies Behind Enemy Lines in World War II

Monday, March 24

• 5:00 PM Poetics of Survival and Becoming in Francophone African Rap

Tuesday, March 25

• 3:00 PM Bosnian and Albanian Studies: Bridging Divides (Virtual Panel)

Thursday, March 27

• 12:30 PM A Conversation about Finance and Anti-Democratic Politics (Workshops in International Theory & History)

Tuesday, April 1

• 12:30 PM The War in Ukraine and the Future of European Security

Friday, April 4

• 2:30 PM The Eternal Promise of Missile Defense (Workshop in International Theory and History)

Tuesday, April 8

• 5:00 PM Montenegro and Serbia: A Velvet Divorce

Wednesday, April 9

• 5:00 PM Institutionalizing Black Europe: The Center for Black European Studies at Carnegie Mellon University

Tuesday, April 22

• 12:30 PM Colonialism and EU Law: The Case of Algerian Wine

Thursday, April 24

• 12:30 PM The Political Economy of the Eurozone’s Rollercoaster

Friday, April 25

• 12:30 PM Chasing After Strange Gods: Anna Louise Strong in Stalin's USSR (Workshop in International Theory and History)

Tuesday, April 29

• 12:30 PM Laboring in the Shadow of Empire: Cabo Verdean Care Workers in Portugal