Fall 2002 Calendar

See also calendars of events for:

• The European Studies Alliance


• The International Institute



• CES events of 2000-2001 (academic year)
• CES events of Fall 2001
• CES events of Spring 2002
• CES events of Fall 2002

• Dec 12
  Despina Christodoulou
  University of Cambridge and Athens
  “The Contest for Byzantium as Greek National History”



• Dec 6
  Philip Gorski
  Professor of Sociology, UW-Madison
  William H. Sewell Memorial Lecture: "Religion and the State in Early Modern Europe"



• Nov 13
  Jan Trost
  Department of Sociology, University of Uppsala, Sweden
  "Trends in Contemporary Family Life in Europe and the U.S."



• Nov 12
  Conference: "The Crisis in Funding Local Governments and Schools: Lessons from Other Countries"
  
  
• Oct 17
  Dominique Decherf
  Cultural Affairs Officer, French Consulate, Chicago
  
  
• Oct 16
  The Honorable Wolfgang Ischinger
  German Ambassador to the United States
  "Transatlantic Relations: Challenges and Opportunities"
  
  
• Oct 4-5
  Conference: "Landscape and Portrait: Agnès Varda's Cinematic Geographies"



• Oct 2
  Simon Green
  Institute for German Studies, Birmingham
  "The Impact of Naturalization Policy on Inclusion in Europe: Towards a Comparative Framework"
  
  
• Sept 30
  Helmut Dubiel
  Professor of Sociology, Justus-Liebig-Universitaet, Giessen, Germany
  "The Legacy of the Frankfurt School"
  
  
• Sept 25
  Panel Discussion: "The German Election: Results and Reactions"
  
  
• Sept 19-21
  Workshop: "Unmasking Hitler: Cultural Representations of Adolf Hitler"



• Sept 19
  Philippe Mioche
  Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Provence
  "The Europeanization of European Universities"
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• Sept 16
  Panel Discussion: "Does the History of Europe Still Matter?"
  
  
• Sept 13
  Roland Greene
  Stanford University
  "Theorizing Resistance in Early Modern Europe"



• Sept 4
  Roy Langer
  Associate Professor of Intercultural Communication & Management, Copenhagen Business School
  "European National Identities in Decline?"