Discussion published by Pedram Khosronejad in H-Japan on Wednesday, May 31, 2023

Either Lost or Found? A Child’s Story from a WWII Australian Internment Camp

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As many as 50,000 German, Italian, and Japanese civilians were sent to Internment camps in Australia during WWII. Until today, the lives and fates of 512 German civilians of Persia (Iran), the imprisoned inhabitants of Australian World War II confinement centres, and the roles that they and their family members played in the development of post-war Australia has been ignored by academia. 

Discussion published by Angie Cope in H-Maps on Friday, April 14, 2023

ANN: 2023 Maps & America The Arthur Holzheimer Lecture Series at the AGSL UWM

2023 Maps & America The Arthur Holzheimer Lecture Series at the AGSL UWM

Unquiet Journeys: Mapping the Underground Railroad by Dr. Karen Lewis

Thursday
May 4, 2023
5:30pm Reception
6:00pm Lecture


Registration is required for this event. You may attend in-person or via Zoom. Register here.

Dr. Karen Lewis
Chair, Undergraduate Studies in Architecture, and

Discussion published by Layal Mohammad in H-Migration on Thursday, March 9, 2023

The Ubiquitous Muslim by Professor Aaron Hughes

Join us for the 1st lecture of the AKU-ISMC Guest Professor Programme in which Professor Aaron Hughes will address a pressing issue facing modern liberal democracies, imagined as particularly acute in the aftermath of 9/11: when and how to accommodate religious minorities. The latter are often subsumed under the rather problematic and open-ended rubric “Muslims.” This has resulted in numerous political and legal attempts to confront, categorise, and ultimately control internal Muslim communities, just as it has been used to keep external ones at bay.

Discussion published by Layal Mohammad in H-Nationalism on Friday, March 3, 2023

The Ubiquitous Muslim by Professor Aaron Hughes

Join us for the 1st lecture of the AKU-ISMC Guest Professor Programme in which Professor Aaron Hughes will address a pressing issue facing modern liberal democracies, imagined as particularly acute in the aftermath of 9/11: when and how to accommodate religious minorities. The latter are often subsumed under the rather problematic and open-ended rubric “Muslims.” This has resulted in numerous political and legal attempts to confront, categorise, and ultimately control internal Muslim communities, just as it has been used to keep external ones at bay.

Discussion published by Zohreh Soltani in H-Islamart on Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Hybrid Lecture - Bernard O'Kane, STARS AND SYMMETRY: THE NAME OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD IN ARCHITECTURAL INSCRIPTIONS - March 8th, 12:30pm EST @ NYU

"STARS AND SYMMETRY: THE NAME OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD IN ARCHITECTURAL INSCRIPTIONS" 

Bernard O'Kane, The American University in Cairo  

Wednesday, March 8th, 12:30pm EST

Silsila Spring 2023 Program

Online and in person at New York University, Room 222, 20 Cooper Square, New York, 10003

Discussion published by Vincent S. Leung in H-Travel on Friday, February 10, 2023

Prof. Chris Suh, Emory University. "Seeing Race beyond the Color Line: Rethinking US Empire and Asian Exclusion in the Early 20th Century"

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Type: 
Lecture
Date: 
February 8, 2023
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