Mar
2
Wednesday Mar 2, 2011
Catastrophic Success: Foreign-Imposed Regime Change and Civil War
Professor Alexander Downes
Duke Univeristy…
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Mar
11
Friday Mar 11, 2011
Rooney Center Visiting Scholar Speaker: Chris Karpowitz (Brigham Young University)
The title of Dr. Karpowitz's talk is "Men, Women, and Voice: Gender Inequality in Deliberative Participation"
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Mar
21
Monday Mar 21, 2011
A. Lincoln, Philosopher
Allen Guelzo of Gettysburg College will be presenting a talk entitled “A. Lincoln, Philosopher” on Monday, March 21, 4:30PM in DeBartolo Hall 126.
Mar
23
Wednesday Mar 23, 2011
1989: The Struggle to Create Post-Cold War Europe
Professor Mary Sarotte, University of Southern California
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Mar
24
Thursday Mar 24, 2011
Moscow, the Third Rome’ / ‘Kiev, the New Jerusalem’: Religious History and Political Mythology in Contemporary Russia and Ukraine
Yury Avvakumov, assistant professor of theology, University of Notre Dame
Avvakumov specializes in Russian and Ukrainian religious history and in the theology and history of the Byzantine rite churches (Catholic and Orthodox) from their medieval beginnings to the present day.
Religious…
Mar
30
Wednesday Mar 30, 2011
Women and Political Representation: John Stuart Mill and the Case of Uganda
- Eileen Hunt Botting, associate professor of political science and gender studies
- Robert Esuruku; Kellogg Institute visiting fellow; senior lecturer, Institute of Ethics and Development Studies, Uganda Martyrs University
This is part of the Ford Family Program’s Discussions…
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Mar
31
Thursday Mar 31, 2011
Lecture: Guillermo Trejo, Political Scientist
Guillermo Trejo, assistant professor of political science, Duke University
Trejo specializes in comparative politics (social conflict, religion, ethnicity, and democratization) and Latin American politics and society. His primary research analyzes the impact of religious competition and multi-party…
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