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Upcoming EventsFilm and Lecture series Stanford Lectures on Ukraine, 2009-10 Read more> History Department slide-illustrated lecture series on Russian art and Architecture Jack Kollmann Lecturer Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies 12:15 pm – 1:05 pm on selected dates Sept. 30-Dec. 1 Read more> Stanford Romanian Film Series with Suzan Negip-Schatt Lecturer in Romanian Oct. 9, 2009-May 14th, 2010 Selected Fridays at 7 pm Read more> Stanford Hungarian Film Series: Gems of Hungarian Cinema with Éva Soós Szőke (Lecturer in Hungarian, Special Language Program) Márton Dornbach (Assistant Professor of German Studies) Oct. 16th, 2009-May 21st, 2010 All films start at 7pm and shown with English subtitle Read more> One-time events Stanford Hungarian Film Series Szinbad / Sinbad (1971; directed by Zoltan Huszarik; 91 min.) Wednesday, November 18th at 7 pm Building 260 (Pigott Hall), Room 113 Intro and Q&A by Eva Soos Szoke Lecturer in Hungarian, Stanford Special Language Program Marton Darnbach Assistant Professor of German Studies Contact: (650) 725-2563 Subtitled in English. Free and open to the public. Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies "The Global Politics of Afghanistan and Pakistan" Shahzad Bashir Associate Professor of Religious Studies Robert Crews Associate Professor of History Stanford University Thurs., Dec. 3, 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm, Encina Hall Central, CISAC Central Conference Room Contact: (650) 736-8169 Free and open to the public Co-sponsored with CISAC, Center for South Asia, Department of History, CREEES CREEES Friday Seminar The Quest for Energy in Eurasia (A roundtable discussion with two CREEES Visiting Scholars): "Turkey's Role in Eurasian Energy Policy" Suhnaz Yilmaz Associate Professor International Relations Koc University (Istanbul) "Identity Politics of Energy Policy: Ukraine and Russia" Scott Littlefield Doctoral candidate, POLIS, University of Cambridge Co-sponsored by the Mediterranean Studies Forum Friday, December 4 12 noon - 1pm Encina W 208 Bring your own lunch; drinks provided Open to the public Visiting Scholar Profiles Stanford Romanian Film Series Duois Anastasia Tracea / Anastasia Passed By (1979; directed by Alexandru Tatos; 95 min.) Friday, December 4th at 7 pm Building 260 (Pigott Hall), Room 113 Intro and Q&A by Suzan Negip-Schatt Lecturer in Romanian, Stanford Special Language Program. Contact: (650) 725-2563 Subtitled in English. Free and open to the public. |
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CREEES Friday Seminar presents "The Quest for Energy in Eurasia," a roundtable discussion with two CREEES Visiting Scholars on Friday, December 4 at 12 noon in Encina West 208. Suhnaz Yilmaz, Associate Professor International Relations at Koc University in Istanbul will speak on "Turkey's Role in Eurasian Energy Policy," and Scott Littlefield, Doctoral candidate, POLIS, University of Cambridge, will deliver the talk "Identity Politics of Energy Policy: Ukraine and Russia." This seminar is co-sponsored by the Mediterranean Studies Forum. Click here for Profiles of CREEES visiting Scholars>> |
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