Events

Events and Calendar
Annual Margolis Lecture Series
Speaker Series

Thank you for joining us for the many wonderful events during the 2008-2009 academic year. Soon we will have listings for upcomming event during the 2009-2010 academic year.
"Repressive Tolerance and the Torture Emergence of New Muslim Public Spheres" Mark Levine, Associate Professor, Department of History TBA 12:00-1:30 pm, SST 777
PAST EVENTS
Rwanda During the Genocide: A First-Person Account Carl Wilkens, former director, Adventist Reflief Agency and current director, World Outside My shoes (educiational non-profit) October 9, 2009
“What does Female Trafficking tell us about the State?” Kamal Sadiq, Professor, Political Science May 22, 2009
"Economic Statecraft and Nuclear Proliferation" Etel Solingen, Professor, Political Science June 3, 2009
"Islam and Human Rights " UCI Human Rights Program Talk with Abdullahi An-Na'im May 11, 2009
"Faith in Peace: The International Criminal Court and the Dar Fur Crisis" Margolis Lecture with Guest Speaker Abdullahi An-Na'im May 12, 2009 Click here for more information Click here for video of the lecture Click here for video of the Q&A portion of the lecture
"The Moral Psychology of Genocide" Kristen Monroe, Professor, Political Science May 14, 2009 co-sponsored with Center for Ethics and Morality
"Regional Seas, Law, Policy, Effectiveness-Peacemaking?" Joseph DiMento, Professor, Planning Policy and Design April 23, 2009
"Politics of Crisis" Comparative Literature Graduate Student Conference Click here for more information April 3-4, 2009
State Ownership and Infrastructure Performance: Evidence from Indian Railways, 1860-1913 Dan Bogart, Professor, Department of Economics March 31, 2009
State Ownership and Infrastructure Performance: Evidence from Indian Railways, 1860-1913 Dan Bogart, Professor, Department of Economics March 10, 2009
Indo-Muslim Cultures in Transition Karen Leonard and Akla Patel Click here for the report.
Deportation of Salvadorans who Immigrated to the U.S. as Children: A Preliminary Report Susan Coutin, Associate Professor, Criminology, Law and Society February 24, 2009
Graduate Student Panel Candice Carr - "Integrated Conservation and Development in Indonesian National Parks" Heather Goldsworthy - "Human Society, Sustainable Development and Microfinance" Madeline Baer - "The Chilean Model: Water Privatization and the Role of the State" Crystal Morgan - "Trust No One: The Logics of Microfinance, Depending Whom You Ask" Allison Fish - "Triangulating Culture's Value: Intellectual Property, Traditional Knowledge, and the Digital Library" Nevin Aiken - "The Social Psychology of Conflict Transformation in Northern Ireland" February 25, 2009
"Native Claims on the International Scene: A Discussion with Elsa Stamatopoulou, Chief of the Secretariat, UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, and Bruce Robbins, Professor of English and Comparative Literture at Rutgers University" February 27, 2009 Hosted by: Center in Law, Society, and Crime Co-sponsored by Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies
Graduate Student Panel Connie McGuire - "Transnationalizing Gangs: Expertise, Advocacy, and the Politics of Policymaking" Heidi Nichols Haddad - "Advocacy and Post-Conflict Rape Prosecution: A Comparison of the ICTY and the ICTR" Daniel Wehrenfennig - "The Missing Link: Citizen Dialogue and second Track Diplomacy in Israel/Palestine and Northern Ireland" February 4, 2009
Critical Investigations into Humanitarianism in Africa Conference organized by CGPACS and the UCLA James S. Coleman African Studies Center January 16-17, 2009 Friday January 16, 2009 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Saturday January 17, 2009 8:30 am - 5:30 pm Click here for more information Click here for Program Click here for Jan 16 morning session video Click here for Jan 16 afternoon session video Click here for Jan 17 all day session video Click here for conference blog
Militant Islam and the War on Terror in Pakistan Mona Sheikh, Visiting Researcher, Orfalea Center for Global and International Studies, University of California Santa Barbara December 4, 2008
Ethnic-prone and Ethnic-proof Governance: A Bureaucratic Account of Ethnic Salience in Postcolonial Africa Jean Tompihe November 18, 2008
The Supercop and the Civil Servant: Feminism, Security and the State in 1990's India Inderpal Grewal November 13, 2008
Indo-Muslim Cultures in Transition Karen Leonard and Akla Patel, co-coveners November 1-2, 2008
IGCC Campus Informational Workshop Friday October 31, 2008 12:00 - 1:30 pm CGPACS conference room, 777 Social Science Tower Come meet the representative from The Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) to learn more about funding opportunities, application process and frequently asked questions.
War and the Transformation of Global Politics Vivienne Jabri Wednesday October 22, 2008 Click here for more information.
2nd Annual Faculty and Graduate Student Luncheon The Center for Global Peace and Conflict Studies and the Institute for Global and International Studies Thursday October 23, 2008
Prognosis Time: Towards a Geopolitics of Affect, Debility, and Capacity Jasbir Puar, Associate Professor of Women's and Gender Studies and Geography, Rutgers University Tuesday October 21, 2008
The Emotional Impact of Ongoing Exposure to War and Terror & Its Role in Perpetuating the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Dr. Rony Berger, Director of Community Services, NATAL, The Israel Trauma Center for Victims of War and Terror Thursday October 16, 2008
Graduate Student Panel Tuesday October 14, 2008 For more information, including a list of participants, please click here.

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