All events will take place at SBS (Social and Behavioral Sciences Building) N-318

FROYLÁN ENCISO
The Author as Bureaucrat: Debates around the Diplomatic Works of Octavio Paz and the Latin American Traveler-Writers
3/4 (W) 12:50 PM

JUAN PABLO ARTINIAN
Politics of Visual Representation in Argentina; State Power and Popular Creativity: Antonio Berni and Ricardo Carpani (1950-1963)
3/25 (W) 1:00pm

ARIE PERLIGER
Understanding the Politics of Counterterrorism – A Comparative Analysis
4/16 (Th) 2:20pm

TOM BALCERSKI & STEPHEN SANFILIPPO
“The Little Spark of Manhood I Have Left:” Ballads, Petitions, and the “Aged, Decrepit, and Worn-out Seamen” of Sailors’ Snug Harbor
4/22 (W) 1:00pm

JEFF HALL
Olympic Village or Prison Town?: Building the Federal Prison at Ray Brook, New York, 1975-1990
4/29 (W) 1:00pm

JANIS MIMURA
Technocratic Modernity: Planning, Empire, and the State in Wartime Japan
5/6 (W) 1:00pm

Time and location are subject to change.

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