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Amitav Ghosh – China and the Making of Modern India
Joe Sacco – Comics and Journalism
Ethnicity, Secularization and Nationalism in Hebrew Culture
Ethnicity, Secularization & Nationalism in Hebrew Culture
Duddy: Latin America Should Top U.S. Foreign Policy Priorities
Wendy Ewald Receives Guggenheim Fellowship
Saving Nelson Mandela
Patrick Duddy – Energy Policy in the Americas
Patrick Duddy – Energy Policy in the Americas
Author Amitav Ghosh on China and the Making Modern India
Joe Sacco to speak on “Comics and Journalism”
Utopia : Holding (Connie Beeson, 1971) and Born in Flames (Lizzie Borden, 1983) The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s
A Conversation on Translation
The 6th Annual Feminist Theory Workshop
The 6th Annual Feminist Theory Workshop
Beyond the Friedan Mystique: Writing New Histories of the National Organization for Women
Some Guy Named Art: Joni Mitchell and Female Masculinity in Classic Rock
[Screen/Society] Future of the Feminist 70s Series Rape and Foxy Brown – Wed, February 8, 2012
Sex & Revenge : Rape (Joann Elam, 1975) and Foxy Brown (Jack Hill, 1974) The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s – Wed, February 8, 2012
David N. Bunn – Steady States: Emerging Conservation Management Landscapes of the Early Kruger National Park
Steady States: Emerging Conservation Management Landscapes of the Early Kruger National Park
[Screen/Society] Eisenstein Retrospective — October
Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans 1920-2012
Ewald Authors Classroom Guide on Literacy and Justice Through Photography
[Film] Tropa de Elite | Elite Squad
[Film] Children of the Amazon
[Film] El Infierno | Narco
[Film] El velador | Night Watchman & SAF Short Documentary Films
The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s
[Film] Will the Real Terrorist Please Stand Up
[Film] Señorita Extraviada | Missing Young Women
[Film] Living Juárez: Collateral Damage in Mexico’s Drug War
[Film] El Infierno | Narco
[COSA] Surface, Edge, Underneath: Deciphering South Africa’s Cultural Contemporary
Performance: American-Syrian Hip Hop Artist Omar Offendum
[Screen/Society] La danse: le Ballet de l’Opera de Paris
[Screen/Society] Outside the Law / Hors-la-loi
[Figures of Feminism] The Woman Identified Woman, circa 1970
[GATA] A conversation with Sohrab Hura
Exhibit Opening: Pati – photographs by Sohrab Hura
The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s Curated by Shilyh Warren
Ariel Dorfman: Feeding on Dreams
Rethinking Global Feminism: The Vietnam Women’s Union & the Cultivation of International Women’s Peace Movements
[Screen/Society] Of Gods and Men / Des hommes et des dieux
Ariel Dorfman will discuss his new book Feeding on Dreams
Pati: An exhibition by Sohrab Hura
Reception: FLAS Fellowship Recognition
Documentary photographer’s images of September 11 vernacular memorials featured
Duke Welcomes New State Department Diplomat in Residence
[Screen/Society] Two in the Wave (Deux de la Vague) – Mon, September 12, 2011
Artistic and Visual Responses to 9/11 and Other Disasters
"Did 9-11 Change Anything? Everything?"
Terry Sanford Distinguished Lecture: "9-11: After a Decade and After Bin Laden" – Juan Zarate
Flesh & Metal, Bodies & Buildings – Exhibit Opening, Reception and Panel Discussion
[Global Health] "Stigma and AIDS: The Personal and the Political"
Artists, Historians to Discuss Artistic Responses to Tragedy and Disaster on the Eve of September 11
[Screen/Society] A Prophet (Un prophète)
Dorfman: Epitaph for Another September 11
Classes Begin
DUCIS Launches ‘Dispatches’
New Global Rulers featured in U.S. and Germany
DUCIS Research Grantee receives Dean’s Award for Outstanding PhD Student Manuscript
DUCIS Working Group Highlighted in The Lancet
Dorfman: If the Man of Steel renounces his U.S. citizenship, he’ll gain new arch-enemies
The New Global Rulers: The Privatization of Regulation in the World Economy
[GGD] CANCELLED
Mark Jonathan Harris – “Documentary Explorations” by a Veteran Filmmaker and Oscar Winner
[Global Health] Vikram Patel – Global Mental Health: A New Global Health Field Comes of Age
Islands, Images, Imaginaries: A Symposium
[GGD] States and International Bureaucrats in Institutional Design – Tana Johnson
[Screen/Society] Modern Cinemas of the Middle East 10 to 11
[GGD] The Dynamics of Regime Complexity: Private Authority in the Climate Change Regime – Jessica F. Green
Israel-Turkey and the Greater Middle East — Ethan Bronner
[Screen/Society] Modern Cinemas of the Middle East The Time That Remains
[GGD] How to Think About Global Crises: The Dollar, the Crisis, and the Future of the International Monetary System – Barry Eichengreen
[Screen/Society] Modern Cinemas of the Middle East No One Knows About Persian Cats
Eichengreen to Inaugurate new Lecture Series on Global Crises
Summer FLAS Application Deadline
Academic Year FLAS Application Deadline
[GGD] Clashing Titans: Extraterritorial Regulation and Its Implications for Antitrust Coordination between the U.S. & EU – Tonya Putnam
Conceptualizing Justice – Symposium
Chinese Film Theory Workshop
[GGD] Elections and Democratization in Authoritarian Regimes – Daniela Donno
WikiLeaks ‘Cablegate’ in the Spotlight
Out of the Bag – WikiLeaks and U.S. Diplomacy
[GGE] Matthew Gibney, "Should Citizenship be Conditional?"
Duke asks: Should Citizenship be Conditional?
Experts to Discuss WikiLeaks’ Impact on U.S. Diplomacy
[GGD] Justice Beyond Compliance: Labor Standards in Global Supply Chains – Richard Locke
[GGD] The Globalization of Corporate Social Responsibility: Cross-National Analyses on Global CSR Framework Commitment – Kiyoteru Tsutsui
[Screen/Society] – Israeli Filmmaker Uri Rosenwaks – Back & Forth
[GGE] Daniel Bell – Reviving Tradition in China: Toward a Progressive and Humane Confucian Ethics?
South Africa’s World Cup: A Conversation with Achille Mbembe and Laurent Dubois
DUCIS-Supported Spring 2011 Courses
[GGD] Democratization and FDI Liberalization, 1970-2000 – Sonal Pandya
The Crossing – A One-Man Play from Southern Africa
Small Leviathan: Genealogies of Local Sovereignty in Mozambique
[GGD] Thomas Oatley – Military Buildups, Tax Cuts, and Current Account Imbalances in Postwar America
State Department offers Critical Language Scholarships funding
“What are World and Comparative History For?” – Kenneth Pomeranz
Critical Language Scholarships
Lessons from Haiti: Tackling Acute and Chronic Disasters
[GGD] Philip Howard – Digital Origins of Democracy: Information Technology and Political Islam
Meet Ambassador Patrick Duddy, on YouTube
[GGD] Tim Büthe: New Global Rulers: The Privatization of Regulation in International Product and Financial Markets
DUCIS Welcomes Ambassador Patrick D. Duddy, Diplomat In Residence
Emerging Challenges in Keeping the Public Healthy
DUCIS ‘Title VI Success’ marks record for Duke
Ariel Dorfman meets Nelson Mandela
Ariel Dorfman visits South Africa to deliver Nelson Mandela Lecture
Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
Research Grantee Calls for Interdisciplinary Approach to Address Global Health Challenges
Teens and the Veil: Media Perceptions of Islamic Dress
Summer Institute Application Deadline Extended
Mexico Matters: A Conversation with Luis Rubio
[Global Health] Gender, Health, and Poverty – Gina Dallabetta
Cutting Edge is Still Sharp
Standing Up for God: Working Underground for Justice in South Africa
Second-Annual Summer Institute on Human Rights
[GGD] Two Centuries of Taxing Inherited Wealth – Kenneth Scheve
MoMA Media Curator to Speak on Technology in Modern Art and Culture
Concert: Mbira Master Cosmas Magaya and Paul Berliner
A Sense of the Past: Looking Back on the Partition of India
[GGD] Behind the Development Banks – Sarah L. Babb
[global health] Dr. Julio Frenk
[Global Health] Pandemic Influenza – Timothy Uyeki
The Second Transition: From Mbeki to Zuma – Mark Gevisser
Viral Knowledge: Infection and Information in Modern China
Ethics in Photography – A Workshop
Screening of Stranger with a Camera
[GGD] Resisting Protectionism (Take II): A Survey Experiment on Producer and Consumer Preferences during the Global Recession – Megumi Naoi
[Global Health] Global Childhood Obesity Epidemic: Challenges and Opportunities – Youfa Wang
Screening: Deadline and Prisoners in Time
Dorfman: Solidarity can help Chile prevail
Workshop: South Africa’s Reentry into World Sport Day 2
Workshop: South Africa’s Reentry into World Sport Day 1
Venezuela’s Curious Coup
Amb. William Burns: Foreign Policy in a New Era
Info Session: Careers in Diplomacy Amb. William Burns
Liberation Wars and Contemporary Struggles in Zimbabwe: a Musical Rendition
Michèle Lamont to Explain ‘How Professors Think’
[Global Health]- Incomplete Combustion: The Unfinished Global Agenda for Health, Environment and Climate Protection – Kirk R. Smith
Top U.S. Career Diplomat to Discuss Careers in Diplomacy, Foreign Policy in a New Era
Screening: Death and the Maiden
Lecture: Cultural Knowledge for the Military and the Limits of Anthropology
[GGD] Foreign Currency Debt, Financial Crises & Economic Growth – Michael D. Bordo
Screening: Fahrenheit 2010
Ariel Dorfman named 2010 Nelson Mandela Lecturer
Screening: My House is on Fire and A Promise to the Dead
[Global Health] Harley Feldbaum
2009 Travel Reports – Ciara Wirth – Ecuador
2009 Travel Report – Timothy Koo – Buenos Aires, Argentina
Stories from Beyond the Dark An Ariel Dorfman film series
[GGD] The Global Spread of the Nation-State, 1816-2001 – Andreas Wimmer
[Global Health] Jeffrey Sonis – Cambodians’ Responses to the Khmer Rouge Trials: Justice, Desire for Revenge and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Classes Resume
[Global Health] Geoffrey Garnett
Just Art? Voices from South Africa
Final Day – Jean Toche: Impressions from the Rogue Bush Imperial Presidency
[AMES] Workshop on the Politics of Representation
[AMES film] Morning Sun (2003) Director: Carma Hilton
[GGD] Clifford Bob – Globalizing the Anti-Gay Agenda
[AMES film] The Game of Their Lives (2002) Director: Daniel Gordon
Picasso’s Closet by Ariel Dorfman
District 9: Alien-Nation, Sci-Fi and the Making of Ethno-Space
Soccer Politics – A Conversation with Lilian Thuram
[GGD] Sex Differences in Aggression: Evidence from Experimental Wargames- Rose McDermott
[Global Health] Marion Jacobs
Ariel Dorfman’s “Picasso’s Closet” transforms art and history
Final Day: Pathways to Unknown Worlds
Watch a Conversation with Ram Rahman on iTunes
Watch Michael D. Ward on iTunes
[GGD] Ed Mansfield – Democratization & Human Rights Institutions
Watch Edward Mansfield’s “Democratization & Human Rights Institutions” on iTunes
Nii Otoo Annan and Friends – Master Ghanaian Percussionist Performs with Renowned Jazz Musicians
Independent Weekly: Impressions from Jean Toche’s “Revolution”
[GGD] Michael Ward – International Trade Networks & International Institutions
Watch the 2009 Biddle Lecture on iTunes
2009 Biddle Lecture on International Studies
[Global Health] Susan Newcomer
COSA Launches New Website
International Experiences and Reflections from 3 Duke Alums
Watch “Talking about Sun-Ra” on iTunes
[Global Health] Ron Mitsuyasu
AMES Panel on Israeli Cinema
AMES Film Screening: Z32
Nicholas Kristof – Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide
[GGD] Joanne Gowa – Institutions & Outcomes: The GATT/WTO & Postwar Trade
Gallery Opening: Jean Toche: Impressions from the Rogue Bush Imperial Presidency
[Global Health] Lynn Morris
Soccer Politics Film Series The Other Final
The Buffy Seminar – “Normal Again”
Jean Toche: Impressions from the Rogue Imperial Bush Presidency opens in Franklin Center
Screening: “Meishi Street” (2006) and “The Gangster’s God” (2006)
Durham Press Travels the Pathway to Sun Ra’s Unknown Worlds
Pathways to Unknown Worlds: Sun Ra, El Saturn and Chicago’s Afro-Futurist Underground 1954 — 1968
Exhibit Opening – Pathways to Unknown Worlds
Duke News on DUCIS Institute, ‘Teaching Human Rights’
Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
DUCIS Website now Available in 42 languages
Translatable: Creativity and Knowledge Formation Across Cultures – Conference day 2
Translatable: Creativity and Knowledge Formation Across Cultures – Conference day 1
Translatable: Creativity and Knowledge Formation Across Cultures – Reception
[Global Health] Peter Piot – The Transformational Nature of the AIDS Response
Ecology, Ideology, Politics: A Roundtable Discussion
[COSA] African Ubuntu and South African Constitutionalism: Constructing a New Legal Culture
[GGD] “Managing Financial Emergencies in an Integrating World” – Louis W. Pauly
Watch Diego Cortez’s “Museologies” on iTunes
[GATA] Diego Cortez – “Museologies”
Street Smart – closing reception
Symposium: Barefoot Across the Nation: Maqbool Fida Husain and the Idea of India
Keynote: Barefoot Across the Nation: Maqbool Fida Husain and the Idea of India
President Obama presented with DUCIS-sponsored translation of A Mind at Peace
[Global Health] Andrew Boulle
[W@tC] Are Institutions Bad for Children? – Kathryn Whetten
[GGD] Islamic Party Participation in Parliamentary Elections – Charles Kurzman
Watch Charles Kurzman’s “Islamic Party Participation in Parliamentary Elections” on iTunes
Reflections on John Hope Franklin
Music & Activism: panel discussion with Roger Lucey & Ferhat TunÃ§
Modern Russian Feminism: Twenty Years Forward premiere
A Conversation with Yu Hua
Ram Rahman: Street Smart opening
New Film Explores the Emergence of Feminism in Post-Soviet Russia
Ram Rahman: Street Smart to open March 20
[Global Health] Global Health Law – Lawrence Gostin
2008 Travel Report – Li Yi – Beijing, China
2008 Travel Report – Rachelle Rebong – Cuzco, Peru
2008 Travel Report – Meredith Barrett – Madagascar
2008 Travel Report – Edgar Mkrtchian – Cartagena, Colombia
2008 Travel Report – Louisa Lombard – Central African Republic
[GGD] The Politics of Borrowing and Non-Borrowing among International Courts – Erik Voeten
Watch Erik Voeten’s “The Politics of Borrowing and Non-Borrowing among International Courts” on iTunes
A Mind at Peace: DUCIS sponsors translation of landmark Turkish novel
Inaugural Reading List Featured and, Updated!
[Global Health] Malaria and the Demographic Transition in Africa – Dalton Conley
[GGD] Who are the Europeans (and why does that matter for politics)? – Neil Fligstein
State Department Information Session
[Global Health] Child Nutrition – Robert Black
“Things on Which I’ve Stumbled” – Peter Cole
[GGD] Ties that Bind? Preferential Trade Agreements and Exchange Rate Policy Choice – Jon Pevehouse
Watch Jon Pevehouse’s “Ties that Bind? Preferential Trade Agreements and Exchange Rate Policy Choice” on iTunes
[COSA] Just Art?: The Place of Art in Rendering Justice
Bail-Out Biennial – elin o’Hara slavick, Maria DeGuzman & Stacy Waddell
[GGD] The Tragedy of the Global Institutional Commons – Daniel Drezner
Watch Daniel Drezner’s “The Tragedy of the Global Institutional Commons” on iTunes
Inaugural Reading List 2009
[Global Health] Evolution, Obesity, and Arthritis: Understanding Human Health from an Evolutionary Perspective
The Kipper Kids – A Slap in the Face – Final Day
The World That Harold Pinter Unlocked
Duke News focuses on ‘Bringing Diplomacy to Duke Students’
The human rights situation in Kosovo under the United Nations Administration
[GGD] Societies Consuming Nature: A Panel Study of the Ecological Footprints of Nations, 1960-2003 – Andrew K. Jorgenson
Watch Andrew K. Jorgenson’s “Societies Consuming Nature: A Panel Study of the Ecological Footprints of Nations, 1960-2003″ on iTunes
[GHWG] Tom Quinn, Director, Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health
[Global Health] Tom Quinn: Infectious Diseases – Continuous Threats to Global Health
Former Scholar-at-Risk Discusses Collapse of Iraqi Higher Education
The Kipper Kids – A Slap in the Face – now on display
[Global Health] Tobacco Mortality in India, Prabhat Jha
[Screen/Society] Last Tango in Paris
[COSA] Africa’s Place-in-the-World – James Ferguson and Achille Mbembe in Conversation
[GATA] Martin von Haselberg and David A. Ross – on The Kipper Kids – Tue, November 18, 2008
The Kipper Kids: A Slap in the Face – Gallery Opening
Watch Ethan B. Kapstein’s “The Fate of Young Democracies” on iTunes
Global Health Graduate Working Group
[Screen/Society] Seduced and Abandoned
[HRWG] We Are Not in Safety: Human Rights Law and Advocacy since the 1990s
[Screen/Society] L’Avventura
[GGD] Trading Places: The Role of the US and EU in International Environmental Politics – R. Daniel Kelemen
Watch R. Daniel Keleman’s “Trading Places: The Role of the US and EU in International Environmental Politics” on iTunes
[GATA] Environmental Sound Artist and Experimental Musician – Peter Cusack
DUCIS web site featured by WordPress as one of ‘best’, ‘brightest’
DUCIS Welcomes New Diplomat in Residence
“Bottomless” an exhibition by Dash Shaw – Final Day
Bloomsbury, Empire and the Cosmopolitan
[Global Health] Addressing Dengue
New York Times: Ewald’s Towards a Promised Land “quite moving”
[GGD] Leaning Right and Learning from the Left: Diffusion of Corporate Tax Policy – Nathan Jensen
Music of the Japanese Biwa — Yoko Hiraoka
[GATA] Poet Jane Hirschfield
Global Health Graduate Working Group
Global Perspectives – Issue 8 – Fall 2008
A Promise to the Dead wins 2 Gemini Awards
Lemur disease ecology: Linking health, ecosystem viability & conservation in Madagascar
[GATA] Peter Trachtenberg – The Book of Calamities
Freeing an Empire’s Slaves – Adam Hochschild
[COSA] The Social Coordinates of Illness in Post-Colonial Africa – Conference
[COSA] The Social Coordinates of Post-Colonial Africa – Keynote
[Global Health] Burden of HIV on Girls & Women in Africa – Stephen Lewis
[GGD] Informal Governance: International Organizations & the Limits of U.S. Power – Randall W. Stone
Watch Randall W. Stone’s “Informal Governance: International Organizations and the Limits of U.S. Power” on iTunes
FantaGraphics reports on Dash Shaw Opening, GATA
The Social Coordinates of Illness in Post-Colonial Africa
[GATA] Dash Shaw & Gary Panter
Bottomless by Dash Shaw – Gallery Opening
Chronicle: A ‘Dash’ of Graphic Ingenuity
CANCELLED: The State of Media Freedom in the post-Soviet Republics
OSCE Media Watchdog to Explore the State of Media Freedom in former-Soviet republics
[GGD] Why is Latin America Deindustrializing? – David Brady
Watch David Brady’s “Why is Latin America Deindustrializing?” on iTunes
Death and the Maiden play premieres as opera in Sweden
Welcome to the new DUCIS website
This Month at Duke: Dash Shaw’s Bottomless
[GHWG] Martha Keating & Jeff Davis, Children’s Environmental Health Initiative
Fall 2008 GGD Schedule Announced
Duke University Seminar on Global Health: Global HIV/AIDS
French and Francophone Film Series: “Cultures” – Mon, September 1, 2008
Ariel Dorfman film receives 3 Canadian Gemini Award nominations
Graphic novelist Dash Shaw to exhibit “Bottomless”
Watch Margaret Levi’s “Legitimating Beliefs: Concepts, Indicators, and Evidence” on iTunes
Global Perspectives – Issue 7 – Spring/Summer 2008
Watch Art Alderson’s “Globalization and the World City System: Region, Role, and Position since 1981″ on iTunes
Watch Christopher A. Whytock’s “Domestic Courts and Global Governance: The Politics of Private International Law” on iTunes
Watch Readings by Turkist Poets on iTunes
Watch David Andrew Singer’s Migrant Remittances and Exchange Rate Regimes” on iTunes
Watch James Schefler on iTunes
Listen to Artist Alfredo Jaar on iTunes
Global Perspectives – Issue 6 – Spring/Summer 2007
Global Perspectives – Issue 5 – Winter 2006
Global Perspectives – Issue 4 – Fall 2006
Global Perspectives – Issue 3 – Spring/Summer 2006
Global Perspectives – Issue 2 – Winter 2005
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