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… SASC Colloquium Series: Slavery, Mobility and the Making of the Konkan, Ananya Chakravarti … SASC Colloquium … Series: Book Panel: Unsettling Utopia: The Making and Unmaking of French India. A book panel discussion with Rohit … that is otherwise obscured by elite boundary-making. The event is hybrid, Zoom with limited Yale-only in-person …

… History and Ecology in the Territorial Imagination of the Brazilian Cerrado with Sandro Dutra e Silva … History and Ecology in the Territorial Imagination of the Brazilian … … History and Ecology in the Territorial Imagination of the Brazilian …

… Red Nightingales: The Poetics of Eastern Internationalism … Red Nightingales: The Poetics of Eastern Internationalism Speaker/Performer:   Sam Hodgkin, … book manuscript, entitled Red Nightingales: The Poetics of Eastern Internationalism. See poster .  Thursday, November …

… Art Colonies and Sporting Women: African-American Families and the Arts 1945-1965 … Art Colonies and Sporting Women: African-American Families … Affinity Group for a lunch and learn discussion on Art Colonies and Sporting Women: African-American Families …

… Gender, Territory & Environment: An Interview with Margarita Velázquez-Gutiérrez … those related to gender inequalities. Rather than making communities more “resilient,” we should give them the … for Multidisciplinary Research, UN . Sign up for the event  here. By Francisco Ángeles & Alan Mendoza-Sosa Feb 28, …

… Making Population and Making the State: a Comparative Study of Communist China and North Korea … Making Population and Making the State: a Comparative Study …

… Modern Europe Colloquium | Habsburg Aftermath 1919 … Modern Europe … two recent books: “Woodrow Wilson and the Reimagining of Eastern Europe” (2020), and “The Shadow of the Empress: … Pietra. His research has focused on the relation between Eastern Europe and Western Europe, especially pursuing the …

… Making Morocco … Making Morocco Jonathan Wyrtzen’s  Making Morocco  is an extraordinary work of social science history. Making Morocco’s historical coverage is remarkably thorough …