Fall 2002 Genocide Seminar Series

The Fall of Carthage, 146 B.C.

Genocide Through the Ages

 

September 19	Professor Richard Hovannisian  University of California-Los Angeles The 1915 Genocide in the Panorama of Armenian History (1:30-3:30 PM)
September 26	Professor Claude Rawson  Department of English, Yale University God, Gulliver and Genocide: Barbarism and the EuropeanImagination, 1492-1945
October 3	Professor Timothy Snyder Department of History, Yale University The Variety of Mass Murder in Ukraine, 1648-1948
October 4	Professor Leona Toker Hebrew University of Jerusalem InterContextuality: Reading Gulag Literature with the Literature of the Holocaust Co-sponsored by the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies (4 PM, 8th Floor, Bingham Hall)
October 6-8	20th Anniversary Conference of the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocust Testimonies The Contribution of Oral Testimony to Holocaust and Genocide Studies
October 10	Patricia Klindienst  Writer-in-Residence, Sitka Center for Art and Ecology (2003) ‘The Seed Remembers’: Native American and Cambodian Genocide Survivors and their Gardens Co-sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies at YCIAS
October 24	Professor Adam Morton Department of Philosophy, University of Oklahoma Bad Versus Evil (1:30-3:30 PM)
October 31	Charles Mironko  Watson Institute,Brown University Igitero: Means and Motive in the Rwandan Genocide
November 14	Nayan Chanda Yale Center for the Study of Globalization Cambodia-Vietnam Relations and the Cambodian Genocide Co-sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies at YCIAS
November 21	Aderito de Jesus Soares Constituent Assembly of East Timor, A Quarter Century of Indonesian Rule in East Timor, 1975-1999: Human Rights Issues (1:30-3:30 PM)
December 5	Laura Saldivia  University of Palermo School of Law, Argentina  Putting the ‘Dirty War’ Generals on Trial: Moral, Legal and Political Dimensions