23rd Annual Graduate Student Colloquium in Armenian Studies

This Colloquium is an annual international conference for graduate students in the Humanities/Social Sciences to present research pertaining to all aspects of Armenian studies, including but not limited to language, literature, history, gender studies, sociology, anthropology, economics, and art history.

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Archaeology of China's Southern Silk Road: Concept, Physical Reality, or a Marco Polo Fantasy?

Talk by Alice Yao, Professor of Anthropology, University of Chicago.

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Film Screening and Discussion: "The World is Family" (2023)

In a highly personal film, filmmaker Anand Patwardhan tells the story of his parents' (and uncles') involvement in the Indian independence movement against the backdrop of contemporary Indian politics.

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Seeing Like a State, Caring Like a Survey: Health, Kinship, and Data-Gathering in Bolivia

Learning from Latin American Outreach Series

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RESCHEDULED: Determinants of Elite Mobility in Personalist Autocracies: The Case of Russia’s Governors

A lecture by Visiting Graduate Researcher Kirill Melnikov on the logic guiding decisions by Russia’s central authorities.

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The Donroe Doctrine: Will Regime Change Lead to Democracy?

A discussion on Latin America, exploring political change, governance, and regional dynamics, with a focus on cases such as Venezuela and El Salvador.

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Reinventing Chinese Commercial Cinema: In Conversation with Dayyan Eng

The talk is part of course Chinese 40 - Popular Culture in Modern Chinese Societies.

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'Me duele el río' (the river hurts me): Enfleshing Territory, Body-Mapping, and the Affective Geographies of Chinese Infrastructure in Bolivia’s Amazonia.

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Graduate Lecture & Mixer: War, Migration, and Asymmetrical Gender Transformations in Ukrainian Households

Join us for our quarterly Graduate Student Lecture by Natasha Bluth (PhD candidate in Sociology Department) and Mixer, open to all UCLA students, staff and faculty.

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Fostering Belonging and Resilience: Thai Performing Arts and Community Engagement in Southern California

Speaker series as part of a collaboration between UCLA and the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts-University of the Arts Singapore

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