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Eric Weitz, Dean of Humanities & Arts and Professor of History at the City University of New York, presented Borderlands and Bloodlands: Rethinking the Mass Violence of the Twentieth Century in…

Matthew Connelly, Professor of History at Columbia University - Visiting Scholar for IU's Framing the Global project, presented "The History and Future of Official Secrecy: The Last…

Maya Jasanoff, professor of history at Harvard University's Center for European Studies, presented "The Worlds of Joseph Conrad" the second lecture in the Global Perspectives Speaker…

Lee Hamilton, director of the Center on Congress at Indiana University and an important voice on international relations for more than 40 years, presented the inaugural talk in the Global…

Laurence Wohlers, United States Ambassador to the Central African Republic since September, 2010, presented "What Happens When a State Collapses?" the sixth lecture in the Global…