Past Events

This seminar focuses on the clandestine activities of Soviet-bloc intelligence services from the late 1960s through the late 1980s.

In his new book, Graham offers a practical vision of U.S.-Russia relations, identifying blind spots that prevented Washington from crafting a policy to advance U.S. interests without provoking Moscow.

A leader in genetics and bioinformatics, Professor Kondrashov will detail his group's work using machine learning to model the evolutionary implications of genetic expression.

This seminar will consider the influence on Bulgakov's work of new friends and acquaintances affiliated with the State Academy of Artistic Research, or GAKhN, positing that it was far-reaching, possibly clarifying the philosophical underpinnings of his best-known novel.

This session will explore how our era of globalization is unraveling and will imagine how the next global economy is likely to be organized.