THE INFILTRATORS Screening with Cristina Ibarra and Alex Rivera
Join the Centre for the Study of the United States for a screening of the 2019 drama, THE INFILTRATORS, followed by a Q&A with the...
A Balkan Journey: Photos by Chris Leslie with Comments by John McDougall
This event takes us on a photographic journey through the towns and cities of post-conflict former Yugoslavia in this extensive look inside Chris’s previously unseen...
Exhibition Transformation EAST. Lives in Transition
*Click the registration button above for full details on this event.* Exhibition Transformation EAST. Lives in Transition Virtual Tour and Panel Discussion on January 22,...
Diaspora, Nation, and Other Fantastic Interpretations of the 1821 Greek Revolution
Diaspora and nation are two of the most appealing and enduring notions used to explain the Greek Revolution of 1821. How accurately do they depict...
Sticky Activism: The Gangnam Station Murder Case and New Feminist Practices Against Misogyny and Femicide
The Korean Office for Research and Education (KORE) at York University and the Centre for the Study of Korea (CSK) at the University of Toronto...
Panel discussion: The Palestinian Refugee Crisis
The Palestinian refugee situation, which emerged from events surrounding the State of Israel’s birth over seventy years ago, remains one of the largest and most...
Insurrection and Accountability in the United States: What just happened? And what happens next?
The presidency of Donald J. Trump ended as strangely as it began. His scandal-wracked tenure culminated in the shocking siege of the U.S. Capitol on...
Global Careers Through Asia Conference
* This conference is for STUDENTS ONLY and is open to all U of T undergraduate and graduate students. * Organized by the Contemporary Asian...
Pandemic Politics: How COVID-19 affected the 2020 US Presidential Election
Lynn Vavreck is the Marvin Hoffenberg Professor of American Politics and Public Policy at UCLA, a contributing columnist to The Upshot at The New York...
THE POLITICAL LIFE OF ARCHITECTURE: Soft Power and Politics in the Adaptive Reuse of Tbilisi’s Institute of Marx, Engels, and Lenin Building
In 1938, the Soviet Georgian administration inaugurated the iconic Institute of Marx, Engels, and Lenin (IMEL) in Tbilisi, Georgia under pretenses of socialist unity and...
The Prague Art Scene: Local Heroes and Big Dreamers
In my presentation I will deal with the Czech art scene, in particular that of Prague. I will try to capture the artistic operations in...
Policy in Place: Models for Federal-Provincial-Municipal Collaboration
The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the importance of cities as partners in implementing and enforcing national and provincial policies, programs, and services. How can federal-provincial-municipal...
Learning to be Loyal: Ideology and Patriotic Education in China
How do governments cultivate loyal citizens? Leading China experts present their latest research on patriotic education in China and ideology. KARRIE J. KOESEL is Associate...
De *l’Histoire naturelle* de Buffon au *Regnum Animale* d’Arnout Vosmaer: Scientific Rivalry between France and the Dutch Republic at the End of the Old Regime
This event will be conducted partially in English and partially in French. Après un doctorat en médecine vétérinaire (DMV) obtenu en 1992 à l’Université de...
Japan and Asia in the pandemic era: RCEP
In November, 2020, 15 countries comprising all of ASEAN plus Japan, China, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand decided to meet the economic challenge of the...
Économistes and the Reinvention of Empire: France in the Americas and Africa, c. 1750-1802
In this talk, Pernille Røge will discuss her book of the same title. The presentation will include material about Senegal, Guyana, Saint-Domingue, and Guadeloupe that...
Automation and Immigration
Migration and automation are dominant trends of our age. Both are changing how we work and live. When it comes to migration, many voters want...