Past Events



Russian History & Culture Workshop

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Sam Casper (History, Penn)
"Searching for Levan Davydovich: Truth, Justice, and Gulag Rumors before the Secret Speech"

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Why Does Jewish History Matter to American History?

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Join distinguished historians Deborah Dash Moore and Thomas J. Sugrue in conversation with



Annenberg Seminar in History

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Valerie Hansen, Yale University
"The Interconnected World in the Year 1000: the View from China"

          This Annenberg is part of the Penn alum series.

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Undergraduate Open House

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All undergraduates are welcome.



Penn Economic History Forum

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Akinobu Kuroda, Tokyo University Institute for Advanced Studies of Asia
"The Character of Money"

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Interdisciplinary Seminar in Atlantic Studies

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Marcela Echeverri, Department of History, Yale University
“Royalism and Revolution in the Northern Andes. Popayán, 1780-1825”

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Modern Japan History Workshop

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The Modern Japan History Workshop is the premier annual regional assembly of students and specialists of modern Japan along the U.S. northeast corridor.  This year's Workshop is co-sponsored by the…



Annenberg Seminar in History

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Sara Byala, University of Pennsylvania
“How Teaching Writing Will Make You a Better Historian”

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Russian History & Culture Workshop

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John Randolph (History, U. of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana
"The Coachman and the Town Square: On the Space of Imperial Communication in Enlightenment Russia"

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Interdisciplinary Seminar in Atlantic Studies

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Mitch Fraas, Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts
“Looking at India through an Atlantic lens: Forging British imperial law in the Eighteenth Century”