Global Studies Seminar

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk titled “Corruption in Mozambique, Zambia, Bolivia, and Honduras.”

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk titled "The Venezuelan Collapse."

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk with Dalia Gomaa.

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk titled "Around the Indian Ocean-Academic Misadventures."

The Global Studies Seminar and the Goodspeed Lecture Series presents "Teaching Islamic Studies in the Age of ISIS, Islamophobia, and the Internet."

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk with Yeliz Cavus.

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk with Hanada Al-Masri and Cheryl Johnson. 

The Denison Museum and Global Studies Seminar presents an opening reception and artist talk with Ashley Currier.

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk titled "Matsumoto Seicho and "Japan's Black Fog:" Turning Malfeasance into Popular Fiction."

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk titled "Constraining the Use of Force in Successive International Orders," by Dane Imerman.

The Global Studies Seminar presents “Was Confucius a Bigot? Ethnic Prejudice as a Philosophical Problem in Medieval China,” by Shao-yun Yang

The Global Studies Seminar presents “The Arabic New Testament in Medieval Iberia and the Maghreb, Munich Cod.Arab. 238: Creating a Digital Edition”

The Global Studies Seminar presents “Mosquitos and Global Health,” by Andy McCall

The Global Studies Seminar presents “Artistic Influence of the Soviet Era,” by Fatima Taylor

The Global Studies Seminar presents “Blogging as Cultural Translation during the Iraq War,” by Amanda Al-Raba'a

Denison University welcomes Palestinian-American author Najla Said presenting "Looking for Palestine: Growing up confused in an Arab-American Family"

The Global Studies Seminar presents “Denison Study Trip to India 2020,” by John Cort and Sangeet Kumar

The Global Studies Seminar presents “The Sciences in the Golden Age of Islam,” by Hadi Jorati

The Global Studies Seminar presents “Productive Changes for a Changing Climate” by Joseph J Reczek

Sarah Supp presents, “Biodiversity in the Anthropocene: How humans measure and respond to change"

“Teanga de la Nativa (The native’s tongue): an ethnographic analysis of immersion language learning in study-abroad institutes,” Veerendra P. Lele

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Charity in an Age of Commerce," by Professor of History, Adam Davis

The Global Studies Seminar presents "The Social Unit of Capital: Governance and Discipline in the Reproduction of Colombian Family Capitalism"

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Latinix Immigration in Ohio: Interviews of Migrant Workers"

The Global Studies Seminar presents a talk titled "Life Unlived: Latency and Longing at the Turkish Seed Gene Bank," by Can Dalyan.

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Behind the Scenes of the Crime: Translating Japanese Mysteries."

Denison University presents a panel of students from Denison and Kenyon College discussion their experiences as Central Asian students at U.S. colleges.

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Introducing Global Content in Intermediate Language Courses."

Denison University welcomes Ohio State University professor Morgan Liu presenting "Post-Soviet Transition in Central Asia."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Male Dominance and Domestic Violence in Post-Soviet Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan."

Denison University presents a Central Asia textile exhibition with an artist talk by members of VOICES International Art Initiative.

Denison University holds a public forum titled "Central Asia in Liberal Arts Education" as part of a Celebration of Central Asia.

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Fidget Spinners and Binary Logic: Imagination and Creativity in the Modalities of Change."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Interplay of Ethnic Nationalism and Islam with the Nation: Building of Kazakhstan."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Rethinking Central Asian Islam in Light of Shahab Ahmed's 'What is Islam'."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Thinking Through Translation: Translators and the Formation of Publics in Contemporary Iran."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "International Development Banks in the Andean Amazon: Working Despite People, For People or With People?"

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Why Read King?" by Denison professor Jeff Kurtz.

The Global Studies Seminar presents "How to control disease-carrying mosquitoes in the 21st century."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Find the 2 and you will be kissed tomorrow. 55555555: A Car Show."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Subversion of Humanitarian Narrative in Emmanuel Dongala's 'Johnny Mad Dog'."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Growth, Distribution & Foreign Trade: 'Is Mercantilism Passé?'"

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Travels and Travails of the Monetary Hoard: Kirchnerism and Passive Revolution in Argentina."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Germans Go to the Polls: Analyzing the Impact of the 2017 Elections for Europe and Beyond."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Migrants in Brazil: Exploring the migration paradigm in the context of the Brazilian 'Racial Democracy'."

The Global Studies Seminar presents "Climate Stress: The Untold Story of the Arab Uprisings." The talk will take place in the Roost in Slayter Hall.

The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Megan Threlkeld presenting "Chaos, War, or a New World Order? The Campaign for World Government in the 1930s."

The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Cathy Dollard and Mark Bryan presenting 'From the Archive to the Stage: William Jordan Currin '13 and the Great War."

The Global Studies Seminar welcomes Ahmed Soliman presenting "Sustainable Energy for Rural and Developing Communities."

A dance troupe of 18 Palestinian teenagers from the Dheisheh Refugee Camp in Bethlehem, Palestine, perform traditional Debka dance.