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10th Annual UCLA Undergraduate Colloquium in Armenian Studies

The 10th annual UCLA Undergraduate Colloquium in Armenian Studies, in association with UCLA Undergraduate Research Week.

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Temporal Entanglements

28th Annual Japan Studies Graduate Conference at UCLA

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Aging with Limited Kin in Family-Oriented Societies

CCPR Seminar with Bussarawan “Puk” Teerawichitchainan (National University of Singapore)

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Compilation, Production, Publication and Structural Framework of Ming-dynasty Local Gazetteers (difangzhi)

Training the Trainers: Materiality of Ming Books and Manuscripts. This online lecture series brings together leading scholars from North America and China to explore Ming dynasty book and manuscript culture. Presentations will be followed by Q and A with the speakers. Weekly sessions on Mondays at 4 p.m., Pacific Daylight Time (PDT).

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[Non-CKS] "Old Wine in a New Bottle": Pandemic Crisis and the Enduring Logics of Anti-Asian Violence

This virtual symposium, part of the Korean American Studies Symposium Series, brings together scholars whose work situates anti-Asian violence within longer histories of racial formation.

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Innovation Meets Tradition

Join us on May 19th for a webinar with Shani Avni, the Ismar David Visiting Assistant Curator at the RIT Cary Graphic Arts Collection, who will discuss Ismar David's foundational work for the state of Israel and his seminal typeface.

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Wars, Nations, and States: Rethinking State Formation in the Balkans

This online presentation challenges the conventional view of the Balkans as a region historically defined by excessive nationalism and persistent warfare. Instead, it argues that the region’s trajectory has been shaped more by the relative absence of sustained inter-state conflict and fully developed nationalist ideologies.

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Graduate Student Lecture & Mixer: Lamentela: A Poetics of Absencing on Pantelleria, Sicily

Join us for a lecture by graduate Student Nicco La Mattina entitled "Lamentela: A Poetics of Absenscing on Pantelleria, Sicily" followed by an informal student mixer.

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Facing Down the Russian Threat: A View from Estonia

A diplomatic discussion with Kristjan Prikk, Estonia's Ambassador to the US.

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Imagining the Tropics: Women, Romance, and the Making of Modern Tourism

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