June 13–July 10
12:00-1:00p.m., 101 International Studies Building

 

Wed, June 13

"The 1956 Hungarian Revolution: Assessing the 50th Anniversary Debate"

Federigo Argentieri (Political Science, Temple University Rome Campus - John Cabot University)

 

Wed, June 20

"Election Reform in Putin's Russia"

Bryon Moraski (Political Science, University of Florida)

 

Tue, June 26

"Earthquakes and Empire in Modern Central Asia"

Douglas Northrop (History, Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan)

 

Wed, June 27

"On Speaking Terms: Language Politics, Language Policies, and Language Ideology in the Recent Balkans"

Victor Friedman (Linguistics, Slavic, CEERES, University of Chicago)

 

Tue, July 10

"Family Drama, Soviet Style: Exploring Social Relationships in Revolutionary Russia"

Sharon Kowalsky (History, Texas A&M University-Commerce)