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THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN CANCELLED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED FOR A LATER DATE. This hybrid event is part of the TransAtlantic Masters Program Fall Friday Lecture Series. Adrianne has built a career out of providing value-added insights at … Read more
This IN-PERSON event is part of the TransAtlantic Masters Program Fall Friday Lecture Series. David Armitage Dr. David Armitage is a Senior Analytic Advisor and Europe specialist at the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR). … Read more
This hybrid event is part of the TransAtlantic Masters Program Fall Friday Lecture Series. You can learn more about RANGE, the Transatlantic Periscope, and the Transatlantic Barometer using the links below: https://www.rangeforecasting.org/ https://transatlanticperiscope.org/ https://www.transatlanticbarometer.org/ Sara Leming Sara Leming … Read more
This hybrid event is part of the TransAtlantic Masters Program Fall Friday Lecture Series. Milada Vachudova Professor Milada Anna Vachudova specializes in European politics, political change in postcommunist Europe, the European Union and the impact of international actors on … Read more
Join alums of CES' EURO-TAM Excel @ Carolina program as they share their experiences navigating the undergraduate major in Contemporary European Studies, the TransAtlantic Masters Program, and heading out into the transatlantic workforce. This event is part of Europe Week … Read more
Please join us for our Spring Transatlantic Masters Program Alumni Panel. This is a hybrid event. We welcome you to attend in-person on the 4th Floor (Room 4003) of the FedEx Global Education Center or online via Zoom. Please register … Read more
Dr. Diana Dumitru has authored over forty articles and two books. Her second book, “The State, Antisemitism and Collaboration in the Holocaust: The Borderlands of Romania and the Soviet Union,” was published by Cambridge University Press in 2016. Currently, Dr. … Read more
Note: This event has been rescheduled for November 5-6, 2020. Please visit the conference web page for the full schedule. This conference takes up the question of how fantasy and science fiction are used to address minority issues, specifically as … Read more
International students and scholars, please join representatives from the College of Arts and Sciences, ISSS, and several student support offices for an informational open house. Global health scares, new federal travel policies, and international geopolitical tensions have prompted questions and … Read more
This roundtable explores from multiple perspectives the often-stated impression that the nineteenth century is “vanishing” from German and European history. It asks how one can explain this trend, what consequences it has for the development of historiography and public historical … Read more
