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9 Jan  2025
[Non-CKS] Schumann and Brahms

[Non-CKS] Schumann and Brahms

Louis Langrée soars through Schumann’s brooding, lyrical Fourth, and Sunwook Kim shines in Brahms’ Second Piano Concerto.

9 Jan  2025
7:00 PM
Hai/kyo: Destruction and Rebirth of Japanese Architecture

Hai/kyo: Destruction and Rebirth of Japanese Architecture

To discuss Japanese architecture, this talk series is organized around five concepts unique to Japan: MA, KANE, HAI/KYO, IN/EI, and SUKI.

10 Jan  2025
12:00 PM
Book Talk: Forever 17
Book Talks

Book Talk: Forever 17

Ulrike Bialas will be presenting her book Forever 17: Coming of Age in the German Asylum System.

16 Jan  2025
5:00 PM
Webinar by Fu-Quan Yang, Professor at Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences
23 Jan  2025
12:00 PM
Monuments Decolonized: Algeria's French Colonial Heritage

Monuments Decolonized: Algeria's French Colonial Heritage

CNES Faculty Affiliate, Distinguished Professor Susan Slyomovics, will present on her most recent monograph.

23 Jan  2025
5:30 PM
Challenges to Democracy and the Struggle over Israel's Soul

Challenges to Democracy and the Struggle over Israel's Soul

Rami Hod, the Diane and Guilford Glazer Foundation Distinguished Fellow at the UCLA Y&S Nazarian Center, will analyze the current challenges facing Israel's democracy, including the critical role of education in shaping democratic values.

27 Jan  2025
1:00 PM
Colloquium with Joshua Schlachet
Colloquium

Colloquium with Joshua Schlachet

For more details, click on the title to visit the event page.

29 Jan  2025
12:00 PM
Book Talk: Migration and Democracy
Book Talks

Book Talk: Migration and Democracy

Come join us for a session where Joseph Wright will present his book, Migration and Democracy: How Remittances Undermine Dictatorship. Margaret Peters will provide comments as well.

29 Jan  2025
12:30 PM
Under the Nuclear Shadow: China’s Information-Age Weapons in International Security
30 Jan  2025
4:00 PM
Return to the Motherland: Displaced Soviets in WWII and the Cold War
Book Talks

Return to the Motherland: Displaced Soviets in WWII and the Cold War

A book talk with Seth Bernstein on the history of the millions of Eastern Europeans who came to Hitler's Europe as forced laborers and who returned to a Soviet Union that treated them as traitors.

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