Past Events



Annenberg Seminar in History

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Doug Keil, University of Pennsylvania

"Rooted Mobility: Rethinking the Urban/Reservation Relationship in American Indian History"



Russian History & Culture Workshop

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Ilya Kalinin (Neprekosnovennyi zapas and Smolnyi College, St. Petersburg) 

"Нарциссизм и меланхолия: советские фантазии постсоветского субъекта"

*Paper and discussion in Russian…



Annenberg Seminar in History

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Alfred Rieber, Central European University, Budapest 

"Nationalizing Armies: A Comparative Study of the Hapsburg, Ottoman, and Imperial Russian Cases"



Penn Economic History Forum

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Andrei  Markevich (Co-Author, Ekaterina Zhuravskaya), New Economic School, Moscow

"Economic Consequences of Emancipation of Serfs: Evidence from Russia"

*Session Co-sponsored…



Annenberg Seminar in History

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J.M. Duffin, University of Pennsylvania

"Viewing Eighteenth-Century Philadelphia through a New Lens: Using GIS to Interpret Land Records"



Russian History & Culture Workshop

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Kevin Platt, Slavic / Comparative Literature, University of Pennsylvania

"Secret Speech: Wounding, Disavowal and Social Belonging in the USSR"



Penn Economic History Forum

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Walter Licht, Department of History, University of Pennsylvania

"A Mercantalist Outpost [Chapter 1 of American Capitalisms: A Global History]"



Annenberg Seminar in History

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Workshop (in conjunction with the McNeil Center for Early American Studies)

Dan Richter, Stephanie McCurry, Antonio Feros

"Post-Independences: Comparative Perspectives 1770-1870"

 



Annenberg Seminar in History

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James Amelang, Autonomous University of Madrid

"The Walk of the Town: The Origins of Early Modern Urban Discourse" 



Penn Economic History Forum

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Esther Sahle, London School of Economics

"The competitive edge of the reliable Friends? Contract enforcement among London Quakers, c. 1660-1800"