International History Seminar
The Georgetown University Institute for Global History
and the Mortara Center for International Studies present:
2009-10 International History Seminar Series
Conveners: Aviel Roshwald (roshwaav@georgetown.edu) & John McNeill (mcneillj@georgetown.edu )
The seminar will meet on Tuesdays, 6:00-7:30 in the Mortara Center for International Studies at the corner of N and 36th Streets, NW (3600 N St., Washington, DC). Papers will be pre-circulated among participants. Light refreshments will be served.
September 15: Paul Readman (King’s College London): “The White Cliffs of Dover: The Evolution of British National Identity, 1700-2000”
October 27: Lawrence Kaplan (Georgetown University): “NATO and the U.N.: A Peculiar Relationship”
January 12: Mustafa Aksakal (American University): “Can't Join 'em? Beat 'em: The Ottomans in the Age of European Empire”
February 16: Melissa Stockdale (University of Oklahoma): “Russia in the First World War”
March 2: Jeremi Suri (University of Wisconsin, Madison) “The International History of Nation-Building since the First World War”
March 23: Christine Kim (Georgetown University), "The International Politics of Antiquities"
Featured Items
Upcoming Events
- Dec 3, 12:45pm-2:30am: Faculty Meeting
- Dec 3, 12:45pm-2:30am: Faculty Meeting
- Dec 11, 4:30pm-6:30pm: Russian History Seminar -Kelly O'Neill
