Center for the Study of Public Scholarship
Programs and Events
Spring 2005
For more information about any of these programs, please contact Anne Walker, CSPS Program Coordinator at 404-727-7602 or awalker@emory.edu.
Programs and Events
Spring 2005
| The Crisis of Global North-South Relations Lecture Series LECTURE ONE: Global North-South Relations: A Competitive Affair Preston King, Woodruff Professor of Political Philosophy, Emory University, and Distinguished Professor of Political Philosophy, Morehouse College Click here for a printable flyer (PDF format). |
January 26 4:00pm Room 363E, Dobbs University Center |
| The Crisis of Global North-South Relations Lecture Series LECTURE TWO: Global Integration: A Hierarchy of States Preston King, Woodruff Professor of Political Philosophy, Emory University, and Distinguished Professor of Political Philosophy, Morehouse College Click here for a printable flyer (PDF format). |
February 2 4:00pm Room 363E, Dobbs University Center |
| What You Think You Know About News...And Why It's Wrong Kevin Barnhurst, Professor and Interim Head, Department of Communication, University of Illinois at Chicago Co-sponsored by the Journalism Program Click here for a printable flyer (PDF format). |
February 28 12:00pm Jones Room, Woodruff Library (Lunch will be served) |
| Is South Asia the Most Dangerous Place on Earth? Raju G.C. Thomas, Allis Chalmers Distinguished Professor of International Affairs, Marquette University Co-sponsored by the Asian Studies Program Click here for a printable flyer (PDF format). |
February 28 4:30pm Room 205, White Hall |
| The Crisis of Global North-South Relations Lecture Series LECTURE THREE: The Trade Nexus as Integrative Modality Preston King, Woodruff Professor of Political Philosophy, Emory University, and Distinguished Professor of Political Philosophy, Morehouse College Click here for a printable flyer (PDF format). |
Rescheduled from February 9, 2005 March 1 4:30pm Room 205, White Hall |
Diplomacy: Is it Art, Science, or Witchcraft? |
March 8 4:30pm Room 205, White Hall |
| THE BURKE NICHOLSON FORUM Writing for the Public: Probing Deeply and Thinking Broadly Ian Johnson, Wall Street Journal Co-Sponsored by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts, the Hightower Fund, the Institute for Comparative and International Studies, the Journalism Program, and the Office of International Affairs. Click here for a printable flyer describing all of the events of the Burke Nicholson Forum (PDF format). |
March 28 12:00pm Jones Room, Woodruff Library Lunch will be served (Please RSVP to Anne Walker at 404-727-7602 or awalker@emory.edu to reserve your space.) |
| THE BURKE NICHOLSON FORUM Perspectives on Religious Minorities in Europe, Asia, and America Opening presentation by Ian Johnson of the Wall Street Journal. Presentation will be followed by commentary and a moderated discussion by Emory faculty: Patrick Allitt (History), Sam Cherribi (Sociology), Sheila Tefft (Journalism), Elena Glazov-Corrigan (Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures). Forum moderated by Bruce Knauft, Director of the Institute for Comparative and International Studies. For more information on this event, please contact Cristina Lopez-Gottardi Chao at 404-727-4663 or clopezg@emory.edu. Co-Sponsored by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts, the Hightower Fund, the Institute for Comparative and International Studies, the Journalism Program, and the Office of International Affairs. Click here for a printable flyer describing all of the events of the Burke Nicholson Forum (PDF format). |
March 28 4:00pm Jones Room, Woodruff Library |
| THE BURKE NICHOLSON FORUM Falun Gong in China and Islam in Germany: Government, Fear, and Religious Minorities The Forum's closing luncheon, with keynote speaker Ian Johnson, will be introduced by Vice Provost for International Affairs Holli A. Semetko. Co-Sponsored by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate Institute of the Liberal Arts, the Hightower Fund, the Institute for Comparative and International Studies, the Journalism Program, and the Office of International Affairs. Click here for a printable flyer describing all of the events of the Burke Nicholson Forum (PDF format). |
March 29 |
| The Crisis of Global North-South Relations Lecture Series LECTURE FOUR: The Struggle for Dominance & Islamic Resistance Preston King, Woodruff Professor of Political Philosophy, Emory University, and Distinguished Professor of Political Philosophy, Morehouse College Click here for a printable flyer (PDF format). |
Rescheduled from February 16, 2005 March 29 4:30pm Room 206, White Hall |
For more information or directions, please contact Anne Walker: awalker@emory.edu or 404-727-7602. |
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