Upcoming Events
CONGRATULATIONS
to
Best Thesis 2020
Guoda Terleckaite, Lery Hiciano, Ethan Kable,
Jenifer Hanki, and Gemma Skyes
2019 Keck Fellowship Papers
from recipients Carley Barnhart, Jessica Fang, Nohl Patterson, Jayson Yasukochi, and Renee Perper
Click HERE to take a sneak peak
Spring 2020 Ath Events
Thurs. January 30, 2020
ATH - Evening Program
Co-Sponsored with
Salvatori Center
SHERI BERMAN
"How to think about the development
of democracy today"
Wed. March 4, 2020
ATH - Evening Program
Parents Dining Room
BIAO TENG
"From 1989 to 1984: The Formation of China's High-Tech Totalitarianism"
Thurs. February 27, 2020
ATH - Evening Program
Parents Dining Room
ZOLTAN BARANY
"The Burmese Exception: Explaining
Exits from Military Rule"
POSTPONED - FALL 2020
Mon. March 30, 2020
ATH - Lunch Program
Eggert Dining Room
LUCILLE HORNBY
"Taking the Measure of Xi's China"
POSTPONED - FALL 2020
Thurs. April 9, 2020
ATH - Evening Program
Co-Sponsored with
Phi Beta Kappa Society
VALERIE HUDSON
"Sex Ratios, Brideprice, Polygyny:
The Link to Conflict and Instability"
POSTPONED/CANCELLED
Tues. April 21, 2020
ATH - Evening Program
5:30 - 8pm
2nd Annual
Institute Research Showcase
Spring 2020 Hot Topic Events
HOT TOPICS
FRI, March 6, 2020 at 5:15 - 6:30 pm
Location: Roberts North 12
TOPIC: Talk with Prof. Sinha of CMC on Citizenship Act in India.
Want to know more about the events unfolding in India? Come join us! Indian food will be provided!
SPACE IS LIMITED!
RSVP to lmahe22@cmc.edu
Click HERE for flyer.
Click HERE for photos.
HOT TOPICS
FRI, JANUARY 24, 2020 at 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Location: KRV 102
TOPIC: Talk with Prof. Bou Nassif of CMC on Current Events Unfolding in Iran
Want to know more about the current events unfolding here? Come join us! Food will be provided.
SPACE IS LIMITED!
RSVP to schen22@cmc.edu
Click HERE for flyer.
Fall 2019 Ath Events
Mon. November 11, 2019
ATH - Evening Program
Co-Sponsored with
Religious Studies
TAL SCHNEIDER
"Israeli Society at a Crossroads"
Fri. November 22, 2019
ATH - Lunch Program
IVAN KURILLA
Can Russian-American Relations
Be Fixed? Lessons from History
Mon. November 18, 2019
ATH - Evening Program
JAMES KYNGE
"Be Water": Hong Kong's Protests and Beijing's Response"
Spring 2019 Hot Topic Events
HOT TOPICS
FRI, NOV. 8 at 12 noon to 1:15 pm
Location KRV 102 with CIRS Students
PROFESSOR ROD CAMP, of CMC, is a Philip M. McKenna Professor of the Pacific Rim that focuses on Mexican Politics, US-Mexico Relations, and Violence and Security in Mexico.
TOPIC: "Avocados, 9/11, and Narcotics: The Crisis at the Mexico-US Border"
Want to know more about the current events unfolding here? Mexican food will be provided. Come join us!
SPACE IS LIMITED - RSVP to Sarah Chen: schen22@cmc.edu
Click HERE for the flyer!
Charlotte Reinnoldt
Title: Asserting Indigenous Identity to Substantiate Customary Forest Claims: A Case Study of the Dayaks of
West Kalimantan, Indonesia
Quote: "The resurgence in Dayak pride has been a welcome consequence of decentralization, as indigenous communities and their role in local governance has been realized." And, this resurgence has helped strengthen the indigenous movement throughout Indonesia, which has been met with some success in the government’s recognition of customary land rights claims… "
Best Thesis in Comparative
Political Economy 2019
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