50 Years of African History at Penn: A conference in honor of the retirement of Lee Cassanelli
Professor Lee Cassanelli is retiring from the University of Pennsylvania this Spring after a half century of service. To celebrate his dedication to his students—both graduate and undergraduate—and to his academic…
Ana Hontanilla, “Voices of Authority and Conflict: The Real Audiencia of Santo Domingo and the Shaping of Slavery (1765-1812).”
Race and Slavery Working Group
Ana Hontanilla, “Voices of Authority and Conflict: The Real Audiencia of Santo Domingo and the Shaping of Slavery (1765-1812).”
Respondent: Adriana Chira
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Penn Economic History Forum
The final Penn Economic History Forum event of the year will be a lecture by Claudia Goldin. The event is co-sponsored with the Penn Economics Department and will take place not in our usual time slot and venue but…
Violent Intimacies: The Trans Everyday and the Making of an Urban World with Asli Zengin
Embodied Histories Working Group on the study of Gender, Sexuality and Race in the Global South
The Laboring Refugee: Profiting from the Displaced during Hot and Cold War with Rebecca Nedostup
Annenberg Seminar
The Laboring Refugee: Profiting from the Displaced during Hot and Cold War
Rebecca Nedostup
During the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-45) as many as 100 million people were internally displaced in…
Majors and More Dinner: History
Undergraduates are invited to the History Department's "Majors and More" Dinner on April 15 in Lauder House. Join History faculty and current History Majors to discuss all your questions regarding: major/minor…
Malgorzata Mazurek: “Poland’s Heterodox Socialists: Reckoning with Germany, the Soviet Union, and the World Economic Crisis (1932-33)”
East European History and Culture Workshop
April 14: Malgorzata Mazurek (Sociology, Columbia University): “Poland’s Heterodox Socialists: Reckoning with Germany, the Soviet Union, and the World Economic Crisis (1932-33)”