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2. Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe
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4. Archived Events | 2011-15
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Archived Events | 2011-15

News and Events
News
Events
1. Videos
2. Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe
3. Symposia & Workshops
4. Archived Events | 2011-15
5. Search Events

Select CES events from September 2011 to November 2015 are listed below. Please follow the links for details. Events from January 2016 to present can be found on our Search Events page.

Archived Events | 2011-15

CES/ISP Lecture. “The Satellite Mosque in Europe: Arab Preachers on TV and Internet.”

Conversations on Europe. “Visually Demolished and Textually Reconstructed: The Middle Ages in Contemporary Crime Fiction.”

CES/ISP Lecture. “The Making of European Jihadis.”

CES/ISP Lecture. “Experiments in Legal Pluralism: Sharia Law as Minority Right in Interwar Yugoslavia.”

Conversations on Europe. “The Role of the European Union in the Global Governance of Transnational Crime.”

CES Symposium. “National Languages in the Globalized University.”

Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe. “Noble Academies as a European Model of Aristocratic Education.”

CES Workshop. “Riot at a Railway Station: Space, Race, and the Politics of Infrastructure in France.”

CES Symposium. “Crusade, Jihad, and the Multi-sectarian State.”

CES Workshop. “Toward a Comparative History of the Modern Mediterranean.”

International Law Workshop/Conversations on Europe. “Anti-Terrorism Efforts and the Rule of Law—A European Perspective.”

Poetry Reading. “From Simonides to Body Bags: Poetry, the Classics, and the Contemporary.”

Conversations on Europe. “Rewriting Scotland and the United Kingdom.”

Lecture. “Was T. S. Eliot Ever Young?”

Conversations on Europe. "Can Nationalism be Multicultural? Comparative Insights from Contemporary Scotland and Catalonia."

Film. On Sufferance (Status geduldet).

Conversations on Europe. “Public Currency: The Creation of a Monetary Regime.”

Conversations on Europe. “Centering a Sideshow: World War One in German East Africa as Local Experience.”

Conversations on Europe. “Civilization Gone Awry: Culture, Capitalism, and Conflict in Contemporary Europe.”

European Law Moot Court Team Presentation. “Same-Sex Marriage and the EU.”

Conversations on Europe. “A Global Islamic Revolution? The Jihad Declaration of November 1914 Reconsidered.”

Conversations on Europe. "'With One Color, We Cannot See': Building Pluralism through Jewishness in Contemporary Poland."

Conversations on Europe. “Sovereignty in the Imperial Mediterranean: The Case of Tunisia.”

EU Study Abroad Program Information Session

Conversations on Europe. “The Birth of Militarism in the Age of Revolutions.”

Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe. “‘Under British Protection’: Imperial Law and the Enemies of Order in the Early Nineteenth Century Empire.”

Conversations on Europe. “Democratization as Exclusion: Postmigrant Youth, Young Neo-Nazis, and the Future of Work and Welfare Versus Revolution in the New Germany/Europe.”

CANCELED. Germanic Languages & Literatures Lecture/Conversations on Europe. "The (Ambiguous) Politics of Empathy."

Conversations on Europe/ WCED Lecture. "Fiscal Policy and Growth: Implications for the Euro Area."

Conversations on Europe. "Counting the Sick and Dead: Surveillance and Society in Contemporary Europe."

Conversations on Europe. "From Rasse to Race: On the Problem of Difference in the Federal Republic of Germany.”

Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe. "The Denial of Racial Discrimination."

Conversations on Europe. "When the Past is Present: Museums and the Mobilization of History in Ireland and Northern Ireland (1966-2006)"

CES End of Semester Luncheon. "Taking Stock of Europe's Crises: Politics, Debt, Recession, and the Euro."

Conversations on Europe. "Economic Liberalism and the Weakness of the State: Monetary Lessons from the French Revolution."

Zell Visiting Writers Series. Aleksandar Hemon Reading.

Conversations on Europe. "The Challenges Facing Europe: A French-German Approach."

Conversations on Europe. "The Colonial Mediterranean and its Place in European History."

Conversations on Europe. "Eurozone Crisis from an Italian Perspective."

Conversations on Europe. "Athens, Notice Your Poet."

Conversations on Europe. "How Fragile Is the Euro?"

Performance. Ballet Preljocaj preforms Snow White.

Performance. Ballet Preljocaj preforms Snow White.

Performance. Ballet Preljocaj preforms Snow White.

CES/CREES End of Semester Program. "Jewish Music in the Time of the Holocaust."

Conversations on Europe. "Prostitution Reform as a Symptom of EU Integration Anxieties."

Mediterranean Topographies Workshop/ Conversations on Europe. "Writing from a Mediterranean Island."

Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe. "Language and National Identity in Europe."

Panel discussion. "Europe and the Age of Austerity."

Conversations on Europe. "Genre Trouble: Women in First-Wave British Punk."

Lecture. "Keys to Understand the Greek Crisis."

Conversations on Europe. "The Future of Europe-From Economic Crisis Recovery to Sustainability Leadership: A Conversation with Ambassadors"

Conversations on Europe. "Pension Policy in Central and East Europe: Reforms and Reversals."

Conversations on Europe. "The European Social Model: What the EU Could Learn from the U.S."

Conversations on Europe. "Trans-imperial Subjects and the Mediation of Sovereignty in the Early Modern Mediterranean."

CES End of Semester Luncheon. "The Past and Future of European Studies."

Conversations on Europe. "Between Empire and Gaddafi: Italian Settlers in Libya, 1943-1960."

Conversations on Europe. "Transcultural Aesthetics and Inscriptions of the Artist: Self-portraiture in Nineteenth-century Istanbul"

Conversations on Europe. "Europe in Four Pieces."

Conversations on Europe. "Billy and the Apparatus: The Isolating Effects of 'Managed Migration' to the European Union."

Conversations on Europe. "Milan's Chinatown: The Chinese in Italy's Cultural Imagination."

Film. Giallo a Milano (Made in Chinatown).

RLL Lecture/Conversations on Europe. "Italian Fascism's Empire Cinema: The Conquest of Libya and the Assault on the Nomadic."

Exhibit. “Narrative and Image: Visualizing the Mediterranean World.”

Conversations on Europe. "Who Decides in Last Resort? Elected Officials and Judges in Historical Perspective."