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Manisha Sinha Speaks at Congressional Dialogue Series
On September 25, Prof. Manisha Sinha visited Washington D.C., where she discussed her new book, The Rise and Fall of the Second American Republic: Reconstruction, 1860-1920, as part of the Congressional Dialogue series. Speaking before an audience of more than two hundred Members of Congress, Prof. Sinha discussed the relevance of Reconstruction to contemporary politics, […]
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Ireland and the Renaissance court: Political culture from the cúirteanna to Whitehall, 1450-1640
Manchester University Press, 2024
[Read More]Abdullah Alhatem Successfully Defends Dissertation
Congratulations to Dr. Abdullah Alhatem, who on September 13th successfully defended his dissertation, “The Domestic Slave Trade and the “Christian Master” in New England”!
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Oct17The Fall 2024 Draper Workshop: The Rise and Fall of the Second American RepublicPharmacy/Biology Building4:00 PM
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Ireland and the Renaissance court: Political culture from the cúirteanna to Whitehall, 1450-1640
Manchester University Press, 2024
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Dolore e furore: Una storia delle Brigatte rosse
Giulio Einaudi editore, 2023
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This Thursday, be sure to check out the Fall 2024 Draper Workshop! The event takes place from 4 to 6 pm, in PBB 131 (Pharmacy/Biology Building).
This Thursday, be sure to check out the Fall 2024 Draper Workshop! The event takes place from 4 to 6 pm, in PBB 131 (Pharmacy/Biology Building).
This Friday!
The History Department East Asian Workshop Series presents:
“Modernization and Restoration: Re-conceptualizing Chinese Kongsi in Colonial Penang through The Seh Yeoh Kongsi Case, 1909-1917”
Zhengyuan Ling, Ph.D. student, Department of History.
The paper will be circulated in advance upon request. For inquiries, please contact Victor Zatsepine at victor.zatsepine@uconn.edu
The event will take place from 3:00 to 4:30 pm in the Wood Hall Basement Lounge
This Friday!
The History Department East Asian Workshop Series presents:
“Modernization and Restoration: Re-conceptualizing Chinese Kongsi in Colonial Penang through The Seh Yeoh Kongsi Case, 1909-1917”
Zhengyuan Ling, Ph.D. student, Department of History.
The paper will be circulated in advance upon request. For inquiries, please contact Victor Zatsepine at victor.zatsepine@uconn.edu
The event will take place from 3:00 to 4:30 pm in the Wood Hall Basement Lounge
Tomorrow be sure to check out the "Exploring Democracy- Past, Present, and Future" event! This event will explore right and democracy.
Tomorrow be sure to check out the "Exploring Democracy- Past, Present, and Future" event! This event will explore right and democracy.
Be sure to check out the "Historic Firsts: The 2024 Presidential Election" event tomorrow from 4-5:30 pm!
Be sure to check out the "Historic Firsts: The 2024 Presidential Election" event tomorrow from 4-5:30 pm!