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… of Settler Colonialism in the Ukrainian Steppe” Alexander Semyonov (Amherst College), “Tensions of the …

… Insights On November 9, 2022, please join the Fortunoff Archive, the Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies … Professor of History and faculty advisor to the Fortunoff Archive) will introduce the program and Bradley Woodworth … 1941/42 (Hamburg 1999), and has published on ghettos (2009) and the impact of German warfare on mass crimes (2015). …

… century. In at least two areas in the southern Balkans – south-western Macedonia and the Peloponnese – Albanian … Phanariots and Their Struggle of Survival between Empires: Alexander Mavrokordatos (1754-1819), the Facts and the … and rebelliousness that were among its inevitable features. The paper will end with a discussion of whether …

… one Bildner prize per year in the range of $600-$900. View past recipients. Bildner candidates must submit the … EU during the summer before the junior or senior year. View past recipients. Foreign Language and Area Studies … members of the EU, Russia, Latin America, the Middle East, South and Southeast Asia as well as the People’s Republic of …

… International Book Prize by The MacMillan Center April 26, 2010. New Haven, CT – Steven Pincus, Professor of History, … 1688: The First Modern Revolution (Yale University Press, 2009). Established in spring 2005, the MacMillan Center … interpretation Professor Pincus refutes this traditional view. According to the judging panel, 1688: The First Modern …

… Faculty and Staff Resident Fellows Old & New Current news and announcements Archive of past schedules, programs, and fellows Contact How … site: Agrarian Studies 2000 Conference Conference page (archive): Interdisciplinary Work in Progress, April 17�18, …

… in-person book talk featuring GLC Director David Blight in conversation with Richard J.M. Blackett (Andrew Jackson … the only abolitionist to cut ties with the US permanently; Alexander Crummell spent a large part of his adult life in … and acceptance in Canada and Europe. Did those places view free Blacks differently than did free states in …