Penn Economic History Forum/Russian History and Culture Workshop: The Bolsheviks, Money, and the International Origins of the NEP
Oscar Sibony-Sanchez, University of Hong Kong
A sandwich supper will be provided.
Annenberg Seminar: Roundtable Discussion: Writing the History of Money: Perspectives from Japan and France
Annenberg Seminar:
Federico Marcon, Associate Professor of East Asian Studies and History, Princeton University
and
Rebecca L. Spang, Professor of History…
Democracy and Truth
The Trump Presidency: Historians' Perspectives at Mid-Term
Faculty Panel and Open Discussion featuring:
- Beth Wenger, Moderator
- Mary Frances Berry, History teaches us to resist
- Benjamin Nathans…
Annenberg Seminar: Talking Back to Thomas Jefferson: African American Nationalism in the New Republic
Annenberg Seminar:
Mia Bay, Roy F. and Jeannette P. Nichols Chair in American History, University of Pennsylvania
"Talking Back to Thomas Jefferson: African American Nationalism in the…
Penn Slavery Project – Recent Findings
Penn Slavery Project – Recent Findings
Monday, April 23, 5:00
COLL 209
Penn Economic History Forum
Penn Economic History Forum
Rui Esteves, Department of Economics, Oxford University
The Rise of New Corruption: British MP's during the Railway Mania of 1845
DATE: Tuesday…
Annenberg Seminar in History
Annenberg Seminar in History
Beryl Satter, Professor of History, Rutgers University–Newark
“The Meaning of ‘Development’: ShoreBank and the Search for Black Economic Empowerment…
History Matters Now
Mary Berry, “History Teaches Us to Resist:
How Progressive Movements Have Succeeded in Challenging Times”
Dubois House, 4/4, 6:00