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China’s Belt and Road Initiative and a New Era of Transcultural Networks?
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Providence and Chance in the Age of Reason: On the Genesis of Modern Order
The lecture is part of the master's program conference "Bridging Modern and Early Modern History", History Department, Uppsala University.
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Heidegger in Ruins – a mini conference on post truth
This mini-symposium brings scholars together to discuss two different but overlapping themes: Richard Wolin presents his new book addressing the antisemitism as newly unearthed in Heidegger's 'Black Notebooks'. Further, we will discuss Steve Fuller's assumption in his latest book that scientific knowledge has an ethical component and how this may or may not have repercussions for academic freedom.
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Open lectures from the international workshop "Research Ethics Committees: Origins, Development, and Beyond"
- Adam Hedgecoe, Cardiff University, UK: "Local autonomy versus centralised ethics: Policy disputes and the development of research ethics review in the UK"
- Noortje Jacobs, Erasmus Medical Centre Rotterdam, Netherlands: "Ethics by Committee. Governing Human Experimentation in a Liberal Democracy, 1945-2000" -
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“Building a Straw Man: President Trump, the Media, and the Immigration Crisis”
The lecture by Jesús Velasco will discuss the immigration policy of the current administration and how different media have portrayed the "immigration crisis" at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Two Presentations on Constitutional Identity and Legal Pluralism in Europe’s Area of Criminal Justice
Welcome to this seminar with Uppsala Forum Visiting Fellow Valsamis Mitsilegas, Professor
of European Criminal Law and Global Security at Queen Mary University of London, and
Giovanni Piccirilli, Assistant Professor in Constitutional Law at LUISS Guido Carli University
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The Four Stages of the Mystical Journey in the Sufism of Ibn al-Arabi and His School
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Public lecture with Jovan Byford: The Plot Thickens? The Past, Present and Future of Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theories are frequently identified as a staple ingredient of contemporary politics, especially the rhetoric of populist, anti-establishment movements.
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Russia as a Food Superpower
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Introduction to R-programming
Welcome to an introduction to R with RStudio. We introduce the foundations of programming and a selection of recipes for modelling, automation and visualisation in R.
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Neal King: Gendered violence by Hollywood superheroes
Open lecture.
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Jovan Byford: Saints, sins and social remembering: Denial and repression of antisemitism in Serbian Orthodox Christian culture
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"News from America A one-day seminar"
How do Swedes get their information about the U.S.? What role do Swedish correspondents in the U.S. play? How does the news reporting shape our understanding of the United States? What has the changing media landscape of recent years meant? How does the news reporting relate the general Swedish image of the U.S.?
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Comparing Legal Cultures: Global Constitutional Values as a Point of Reference in National Legal Systems
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China’s Bridging Westward: The Belt and Road Initiative in Belarus and the Central Asian States
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Gotland Game Conference 2019
Uppsala University - Campus Gotland have been teaching game development since 2001. The Gotland Game Conference (GGC) is an annual public evaluation of our work. International industry, academia and press are invited to help scrutinize our output, hone our process and celebrate our results.
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Open seminar and workshop on participatory methods
The politics of storytelling: Performing narratives in social research in Durban, South Africa.
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Joint seminar discussion "Mindsets in the South Caucasus: Conflicts, Victimhood, and the Velvet Revolution"
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International conference on health communication: Communication breakdown? Food and health in an age of abundance
You can now register to the international conference on health communication. Thanks to a grant from the Swedish Research Council, we have created an exciting program with distinguished international experts on media communication, health psychology, sociology, anthropology, dietetics, sensory sciences, marketing and consumer science.
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Parliamentary Oversight in Non-Democracies: The Case of Post-Soviet Russia
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Seminar "Roles given to women or taken by women in Russia?"
Linda Cook, Professor of Political Science and Slavic Studies and Olga Kryshtanovskaya, Professor/Director Centre of Elite Studies, State University of Management, Moscow
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Seminar "Making Bad: Feminism, Gender, and Revolution in Ukraine"
Dr. Jessica Zychowicz (University of Alberta)
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Conference: Sustainable Tourism in the Digital World
International conference
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Soviet Women and the Women's International Democratic Federation Struggle for Women's Rights’
with Yulia Gradskova (Stockholm University)
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“By nature, women are better with babies than men”. The Role of Fathers in Late Soviet Russia”
with Dr. Helene Carlbäck (CBEES)
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The 2014–15 Financial Crisis in Russia and its Weak Monetary Power Autonomy
with Dr. Ilja Viktorov (Stockholm University)
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International Symposium "The utility of the “Swedish model”?"
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Dreams of a Rule without Exceptions: A Chapter from the History of Rules
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Social Cohesion and Political Developments in Contemporary Georgia
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Urban Warfare - Housing under the empire of finance
The Lecture is the ninth Uppsala Lecture in Housing and Urban Research and part of the Institute's 25th Anniversary Celebrations.
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International Symposium 2019-10-11
”The Centennial of the May Fourth Movement 1919 and the Legacy of the New Culture Movement”
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The Hans Rausing Lecture 2019 – Bruno Latour
Lecturer Bruno Latour, sociologist, anthropologist and philosopher of science, invite spectators to test the hypothesis of a parallel between the time of the astronomical revolution and ours.
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Power in Narrative, and Narratives of Power
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Ways of Seeing: Studying Early Knitting Through Art & Analysis
This lecture explores issues raised by new ways of seeing old textiles, focusing on Jane’s research into Early Modern knitted caps.
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Estlandssvenska seminarieserien ”Estlandssvenskarnas flykt över Östersjön”
med Margareta Hammerman
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Seminar: N. Katherine Hayles
Can Computers Create Meaning? A Cyber-Bio-Semiotic Perspective
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Rhythmical Entrainment: A Genealogy of Embodied Sympathy in the Nineteenth Century
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The Unknown War: Comics as Propaganda in WWII
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Seminar "Regionalism without regions: political geography new and old in nowadays Ukraine"
with Prof. Yaroslav Hrytsak (Ukrainian Catholic University, Lviv)
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Uppsala-Vilnius Symposium "Friends, Neighbours and Competitors within the Soviet ‘Friendship of Nations‘"
Thirteen researchers within the field of Soviet social and political history will discuss horizontal ties between Soviet Republics, and the concept of the Soviet druzhba narodov both at the political and social levels. This symposium brings together scholars from Sweden, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, the US, the UK, Moldova, Georgia and Russia.
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Alumn Day: Digital experiences from 50 years in the industry
The alumni society at the Department of Informatics and Media, Uppsala University – IM Alumn – and the student associations Uppsala Systemvetare, Uppsala Medievetare and MKIT Student Association welcome you to the IM alumni day 2019.
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Jubilee Lecture: Racial Banishment - The Housing Question in Postcolonial America
A jubilee Lecture to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Institute for Housing and Urban Research (IBF). The audience is invited to mingle after the lecture. The lecture will be held in English.
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