Keyword Event Type - Any -Book TalkConferenceCultural EventFilm ScreeningInformation SessionLectureSeminarSpecial EventStudy GroupWorkshop Series - Any -Arts of Eastern Europe and Eurasia SeriesCentral Asia and Caucasus SeminarCold War Studies SeminarComparative Politics SeminarDavis Memorial LectureDecolonization in FocusDegrees/Minutes/SecondsDirector's SeminarFellow's SeminarGender, Socialism, and Postsocialism Working GroupGeorgian Studies SeminarGreat Russian Jews Who Shaped the WorldHistorians' SeminarHumanities SeminarHumanities Study GroupImperiia Studio SessionsInclusive Literacy Instruction in Social StudiesIntersectionality in FocusKyiv ConnectionLiterature and Culture SeminarPost-Communist Politics and Economics WorkshopQueer FocusRace in Focus SeriesRegions and China's Belt and Road InitiativeRussia: In Search of a New ParadigmSakharov Seminar on Human RightsScholars without Borders SeminarSeminar on Russian and Eurasian JewrySpecial eventThe Forum: Europe in a Time of War Event Format In person Online Recording Available What Studying Putin’s Russia Can Teach Us about the United States: Masculinity, Misogyny, and U.S. Elections in the Trump Era Thursday, October 1, 202012:30 to 1:45pm EDT Online In both the U.S. and Russia, machismo and misogyny play fundamental roles in politics. Recording Available Valerie Sperling Professor of Political Science, Clark University Robert G. Boatright Professor and Chair, Political Science Department, Clark University Rochelle Ruthchild Women's and Gender Studies Historian Winds of Change? Prospects for the U.S.-Russia Relationship after 2020 Tuesday, September 29, 20204 to 5pm EDT Online Are U.S.-Russia relations doomed to go from bad to worse? Fiona Hill Senior Fellow, Center on the United States and Europe, Foreign Policy Program, Brookings Institution Alexandra Vacroux Vice President for Strategic Engagement, Kyiv School of Economics Reconsidering the Resilience of Authoritarianism in Belarus Tuesday, September 22, 202012:30 to 1:30pm EDT Online This roundtable discusses prospects for the resilience of authoritarianism in contemporary Belarus. Recording Available Margarita Balmaceda Professor of Diplomacy and International Relations, Seton Hall University Volha Charnysh Assistant Professor of Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Olena Nikolayenko Professor of Political Science, Fordham University Alexandra Vacroux Vice President for Strategic Engagement, Kyiv School of Economics Imagining the Next Global Economy Tuesday, September 15, 20202 to 3pm EDT Online There is no going back to the beginning. The emerging global economy will not resemble the system that came before. That pre-pandemic system was already fragile. Now we have an opportunity to imagine a new global economy. Rawi Abdelal Herbert F. Johnson Professor of International Management, Harvard Business School COVID-19 Vaccine: Are Central and West Asian Countries Ready? Thursday, August 6, 20207 to 8:15am EDT Online In the race against time to develop a COVID-19 vaccine, forward-looking policy makers must start working on their countries’ challenge-preparedness. Patrick Osewe Chief of the Health Sector Group, ADB Judyth Twigg Professor, Center for Strategic and International Studies, and Virginia Commonwealth University Nargis Kassenova Senior Fellow and Director, Program on Central Asia, Davis Center Lyaziza Sabyrova Principal Regional Economist, Central and West Asia Regional Department Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 132 Page 133 Current page 134 Page 135 Page 136 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
