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Presenting is Marilyn Lake, Professor of History, University of Melbourne, School of Historical and Philosophical Studies. (In cooperation with the UNC Chapel Hill, Department of History and the Carolina Seminar on Transnational and Modern Global History) The lecture explores the … Read more
Presenting is Andrea A. Sinn, Assistant Professor, Department of History and Geography, Elon University (In cooperation with the North Carolina German Studies Seminar Series) Traditionally, the history of World War I is told predominantly from the vantage point of men, … Read more
Presenting is Jeffery Wade Jones, Associate Professor, Department of History, University of North Carolina in Greensboro (In cooperation with the UNC Chapel Hill Center for Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies) In keeping with her journalistic style of conveying the views … Read more
Presenting is Luise White, Professor, Department of History, University of Florida (In cooperation with the UNC Chapel Hill African Studies Center) The presentation explores the tracking of African guerrillas by the Rhodesian security forces during Zimbabwe’s liberation war. Like hunters … Read more
This event is part of the North Carolina German Studies Seminar and Workshop Series and the Carolina Gender, War and Culture Project and Series; the event is in cooperation with the North Carolina German Studies Seminar and Workshop Series. Caroline Nilsen … Read more
Throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s, two guerrilla groups, the Shining Path and the MRTA, took up arms against the Peruvian state, thrusting the Andean heartland into a bloody civil war that would claim the lives of nearly 70,000 … Read more
This event is part of the Carolina Gender, War and Culture Project and Series. “Camouflaged Etiquette” examines depictions of enlisted women in official military documents and media reports in the 1970s. These documents attempted to configure a female military officer, … Read more
This event is part of the Carolina Gender, War and Culture Project and Series. The millennial association of rape and war was challenged in 2001 when the ICTY decreed that rape in war constituted a crime against humanity. Although men … Read more
Access the workshop schedule here. In recent years, digital humanities has with much fanfare received the label of “the next big thing” in the humanities. The capacities of DH to facilitate new ways of gathering and analyzing data, interdisciplinary collaboration … Read more
