Is the EU Foreign Policy Still Relevant?
Since the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU managed to have visible accomplishments in virtually all policy areas of the EU foreign policy. From the setting up of the EEAS, to […]
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Hampton Room, Scripps College
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The Standpoint of Marx’s Capital
Humanities Museum (HUM 225)Karl Marx (1818–1883) was living in exile in England when he embarked on an ambitious, multivolume critique of the capitalist system of production. Though only the first volume saw publication […]
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A Cyberspace of One’s Own: The New Belarus (App)
Hampton Room, Scripps College"Can democracy be coded into an app? This talk examines how Belarusian IT professionals in exile have attempted to build democratic futures through a bespoke mobile application and reveals the […]
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The Red Scare and the Music of Hanns Eisler: Veronika Eberhart on Marxist and Aesthetic Strategies of Composer Hanns Eisler
Hampton Room, Scripps CollegeVeronika Eberhart will share her research from the MAK Schindler Residency in Los Angeles. The session will explore the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) hearings and the work of Eisler, […]
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Europe’s Many Shades of Migration Diplomacy: Unintentional and Enabling?
Humanities Museum (HUM 225)This talk highlights Europe’s under‑acknowledged role in shaping migration diplomacy by recentering European agency both historically and in the present. Rather than viewing Europe primarily as a target of pressure […]
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Euroskepticism and the Mainstream Right
Hampton Room, Scripps CollegeThe 2016 Brexit vote, in which a small majority of UK voters said they wanted to leave the European Union, was followed by calls for Frexit, Nexit, and Öxit, as […]
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How to Start a Pogrom: The Lepers’ Plot of 1321 in France and Aragon
Humanities Museum (HUM 225)In 1320, King Philip V of France suppressed the "Shepherds," a rural movement that had tried to restart the crusades by massacring communities of Jews and Muslims across France and […]