Audience: Public

Showing 201 “Public” posts

  • On Public Architecture and Arab Modernity

    How can architecture learn from its past histories of public building, while also designing for contemporary and future forms of participation?

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  • America’s Game in the Middle East: The 2027 Qatar Basketball World Cup

    This panel discussion serves as the launching event for a new CIRS research project titled “America’s Game in the Middle East.

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  • An Evening of Jazz featuring Doha Jazz

    Please join us for a special evening of jazz featuring the band Doha Jazz.

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  • Qatar’s Creative Culture: Fostering Development and Diplomacy

    Room 1D02, Georgetown University in Qatar About This event will be followed by a light reception. Speakers Nouf M. S. Al-Thani, J.D. Related Events

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  • Cultural Disruption and the Ancient Greek Tradition, or : How to Write Literature in a Brand New World

    Please join us for this talk that explores how these writers negotiated this tension, and it raises larger questions about the way that artists operate in times of epochal change.

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  • Hamas’s Al-Aqsa Flood and Iran’s Axis of Resistance Narrative

    Daniel Brumberg is Senior Advisor to the Democracy and Governance program at Georgetown University and a Senior Non-Resident Fellow at the Arab Center.

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  • Reflections on Five Decades of Changing Politics in the Middle East

    Lisa Anderson is Dean Emerita of the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia, and the James T. Shotwell Professor Emerita of International Relations.

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  • Higher Education in an Increasingly Unstable World

    How might universities change over the next decade?

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  • A Day in The Life of a Georgetown Student

    Learn about our classroom experience and the exciting material Georgetown students engage with on an everyday basis.

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  • Global Energy Cultures: How Energy Shapes Our Everyday Lives

    Make academic research accessible to the public through a series of multidisciplinary talks and cultural events.

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