New Books Network in Ukrainian Studies Podcast Interview with Maria Sonevytsky about her book, "Wild Music: Sound and Sovereignty in Ukraine"
You can listen to the podcast interview and learn more about the book by clicking here.
"Do we want to wait until a German scientist is arrested in China?"
DER SPIEGEL reported on 26 November 2022 that Germany's China policy is causing tensions between the Chancellory and Foreign Office.
Who will define the contours of the traffic light coalition's approach to autocratic China? Is the new China strategy—expected to be finalised by Spring 2023—more likely to reflect Chancellor Scholz' business-friendly approach or Foreign Minister Baerbock's value-based vision?
Digital Primary Sources: Nazi Ideals and American Society
Experiencing History | Holocaust Sources in Context is an open-access primary source tool that offers theme-based collections designed to support university-level study of complex topics through the Holocaust and the history that surrounds it.
FILM: 'REFUGE IN RELIGION" by Rosa Barbaran, Dec. 5th at Sophia U.
The Institute of Comparative Culture and the Catholic Jesuit Center join to invite you to a premier of a special film showing
FILM: REFUGE IN RELIGION
By Rosa Barbaran
Date: December 5th Time: 17:15
Location: Catholic Jesuit Center, Bldg #2 1st floor
Eugenics on the Web – Weekly Announcements November 6, 2022
Numerous articles of interest were published this week, including:
ANN: Interviews with the Indigenous Kaingang people of southern Brazil about the impact of deforestation and their relationship to the environment
As part of the ongoing Kaingang Oral History Project, we have just released our second short film. In this video, members of that people discuss the impact deforestation has had upon their people, as well as their wider attitude towards the environment. As always, the KOHP invites discourse and conversation among scholars, educators, and students.
Eugenics on the Web – Weekly Announcements October 30, 2022
Numerous articles of interest were published this week, including:
MANIFEST - New artistic perspectives to re-imagine Europe’s collective memory of the transatlantic trade of enslaved people
MANIFEST is looking for artists who are motivated to contribute with new artistic perspectives to re-imagine Europe’s collective memory of the transatlantic trade of enslaved people. |
