Digital Mapping, Digital Humanities and the Holocaust

Tim Cole, Professor of Social History at the University of Bristol, will discuss over ten years of experimenting with digital humanities methods – in particular digital mapping – to study the Holocaust.

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Center for European and Russian Studies

National Insecurity: The United States, Imperialism, and 1920s Resource Sovereignty

This presentation discusses new research on U.S. foreign oil policy in the Near East immediately after World War I.

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Center for Near Eastern Studies

Marketing Democracy: The Political Economy of Democracy Aid in the Middle East

Erin A. Snider, Senior Advisor and Consultant, Projects on Democratic Erosion and Openings, U.S. Agency for International Development and the U.S. Department of State

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Burkle Center for International Relations

Subjects and Sojourners: A New History of Indochinese in France

Book talk with Charles Keith (Michigan State University). Moderated by Cindy Nguyen (UCLA).

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Center for Southeast Asian Studies

Ferroconcrete Dreams and Their Desolate Beauty

Associate Professor, Pil Ho Kim, Ohio State University

• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Center for Korean Studies

The Role of Women in Making Inca Territorial Spaces

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

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Latin American Institute

We the Young Fighters

Marc Sommers will tell a story of war and peacethrough a pop culture lens. It’s featured in his award-winning new book, "We the Young Fighters: Pop Culture,Terror, and War in Sierra Leone."

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

African Studies Center

Ethics of the Algorithm: Digital Humanities and Holocaust Memory

Todd Presner, UCLA Department of European Languages and Transcultural Studies, on the ethical implications of “listening” to Holocaust testimonies by means of an algorithm.

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Center for European and Russian Studies

Is Israeli–Palestinian Peace Possible in the Foreseeable Future?

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

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for Israel Studies

Two Arabicate Inventions

This presentation explores the Arabicate world of the Maldives through the lens of the inventions of Thaana and Ali Didi’s poetic genre, two examples of a script and literary form that developed through contact with Arabic.

• Registration
• More Information
• Save the Date
  • Outlook Calendar
  • Google Calendar

Center for India and South Asia