Freedom is a Place: The Struggle for Urban Land in South Africa
This presentation examines Fanon’s thinking about collective movement, of being in a shared political movement.
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Book Launch: Universal Basic Income by Karl Widerquist
An accessible introduction to the simple (yet radical) premise that a small cash income, sufficient for basic needs, ought to be provided regularly and unconditionally to every citizen.
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Qatar’s Key Contribution: Upholding International Humanitarian and Human Rights Law in Times of Crisis
His Excellency Dr. Turki bin Abdullah Al Mahmoud is the Director of the Human Rights Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Qatar.
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Safeguarding the Laws of War: The Role of the International Committee of the Red Cross
What role do international organizations have in upholding international humanitarian law?
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Latinx (Literary) Imaginings and Our (Un-)Knowable Futures or, Are We Post-Latinx Yet?
With Professor Ricardo Ortiz.
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Untouchability as Global
This talk explores the historical making of this little-known transnational world of untouchable groups, focusing on the experiences of Korea’s Baekjeong.
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Women and the Sikh Diaspora
This talk will chart the alternative transoceanic history in the South Asian diaspora among Sikh women through their speech and songs across the twentieth century.
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Rethinking the Global Autocracy Paradigm
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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Understanding the failure of Tunisia’s Arab Spring
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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Social Crises and Reparative Responsibilities in French Noir Fiction
A faculty seminar on social crises and reparative possibilities in French noir fiction.
