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Lecturer / Cooperation |
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Wednesday
11 April 2012, 5-7pm |
James Farrer
(Sophia University, Japan)
In cooperation with the Global and European Studies Institute (GESI)
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Sexuality and Globalization in China: Shanghai´s Global Nightscape as Erotic Worlds
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Wednesday
18 April 2012, 5-7pm |
Ursula Rao
(University of New South Wales, Australia)
In cooperation with the Institute for African Studies
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Temporalities of Uncertainty: Slum Resettlement and Urban Planning in Neoliberal Delhi
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Wednesday
25 April 2012, 5-7pm
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Jie-Hyun Lim
(Hanyang University, South Korea)
In cooperation with the Leipzig Centre for the History and Culture of East Central Europe (GWZO)
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A Transnational History of Victimhood Nationalism: Germany-Poland-Israel and Japan-Korea
The lecture will be held at GWZO, Specks Hof, Reichsstr. 4–6
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Wednesday
2 May 2012,
5-7pm
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Sandra Hanson
(Catholic University of America, USA)
In cooperation with the Global and European Studies Institute (GESI)
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Swimming against the Tide: Race, Gender and Science in a Global Era
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Wednesday
9 May 2012,
5-7pm |
Hans-Joachim König
(Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany)
In cooperation with the Department of History
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Indianerpolitik im spanischen Kolonialreich in Amerika
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Wednesday
16 May 2012,
5-7pm
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Thomas Patrick DeGeorges
(American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates)
In cooperation with the Institute of Oriental Studies
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Tunisia’s “Second Republic”: Uncertain Prospects for Political Consolidation and Economic Growth
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Wednesday
30 May 2012,
5-7pm
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Paul Amar
(University of California,
Santa Barbara, USA)
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New Popular Sovereignties and Global South Realignments: The Long-Term Governance Impact of the New Arab Revolutions
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this lecture had to be cancelled
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Wednesday
6 June 2012, 5-7pm |
Larbi Sadiki
(University of Exeter, United Kingdom)
In cooperation with the Research Training Group (GK 1261):
“Critical Junctures of Globalization”
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Islamic Democracies and Arab Democratic Experiments: Mapping out the Search for "Arab Democracy"
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this lecture had to be cancelled
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Thursday
7 June 2012,
4 pm
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Timothy Brook
(University of British Columbia, Canada)
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Annual Lecture
The Coins on Vermeer's Table
The lecture will be held at Aula Alte Nikolaischule, Nikolaikirchhof 2, 04109 Leipzig
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Tuesday
12 June 2012,
5-7pm |
Naoki Sakai
(Cornell University, USA)
In cooperation with the Institute of East Asian Studies
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Fukushima within the Configuration of the U.S. Cold War Strategy: The Question of Power in Relation to Knowledge Production
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Monday
18 June 2012, 5-7pm
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Prasannan Parthasarathi
(Boston College, USA)
In cooperation with the Global and European Studies Institute (GESI)
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Why Europe Grew Rich and Asia Did Not: Global Economic Divergence 1600–1850
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Wednesday
20 June 2012
5-7pm
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Andreas Maurer
(University of Bremen, Germany)
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Transnational Law in the Making: Participation as a Means of Legitimization in the Transnational Sphere
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Wednesday
27 June 2012
5-7pm
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Lucas Beck
(Zurich, Switzerland)
In cooperation with the Institute of African Studies
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Geography of Conflict in International River Basins: The Zambezi Basin Case Study
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Wednesday
4 July 2012,
5-7pm
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Alf Zachäus
(Halle, Germany)
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Chancen und Grenzen wirtschaftlicher Enwicklung im Prozess der Globalisierung: Die Kupfermontanregionen Coquimbo (Chile) und Mansfeld (Preußen/Deutschland) im Vergleich. 1830 - 19:00
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Wednesday
11 July 2012, 5-7pm
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Felix Brahm
(University of Bielefeld, Germany)
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The Arms Trade in East Africa: An Entangled History (1850s to 1907)
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Wednesday
18 July 2012,
5-7pm
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Bob White
(University of Montreal, Canada)
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Bad Ventriloquism and the Bureaucratic Imperative: Collaboration Between Popular Artists and NGOs in Sub-Saharan Africa
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