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Tipping Points for Global Economic and Ecological Transformation

December 5, 2023

On November 7, the German Historical Institute held the annual Bucerius lecture in collaboration with the Institute of European Studies, the Clausen Center for International Business and Policy, the Haas Center for Responsible Business, the Institute of International...Read more about Tipping Points for Global Economic and Ecological Transformation

Gerald D. and Norma Feldman Annual Lecture: German Memory Culture at a Crossroad?

December 5, 2023

In honor of former IES Director, Gerald Feldman, the Gerald D. and Norma Feldman Annual Lecture hosted by the Institute of European Studies was held this year at the Bancroft Hotel. The lecture was given by Dirk Moses, a professor of international relations at the City College of...Read more about Gerald D. and Norma Feldman Annual Lecture: German Memory Culture at a Crossroad?

An Assessment of Current Political Issues in Europe: A Fireside Chat with Ambassador Wolfgang Petritsch

December 5, 2023

On October 24, the Institute of European Studies in collaboration with the Institute of Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies, the Austrian Studies Program, the Institute of International Studies, the German Department, and the Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation hosted a...Read more about An Assessment of Current Political Issues in Europe: A Fireside Chat with Ambassador Wolfgang Petritsch

Resistance and reconciliation in Indonesian and Dutch films and literature on the Indonesian revolution.

December 5, 2023

On October 26, Arnoud Arps, Niels Stensen Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Postcolonial and Memory Studies at Oxford University and UCLA, gave a talk to a dozen people on resistance and reconciliation in Indonesian and Dutch films and literature on the Indonesian revolution....Read more about Resistance and reconciliation in Indonesian and Dutch films and literature on the Indonesian revolution.

Occupied Germany and Japan after the Second World War from Global Cultural History Perspectives

December 4, 2023

On October 19, the IES was delighted to hear a fascinating lecture by Robert Kramm, Doctor of History and Freigeist-Fellow at Munich's LMU. Currently a visiting scholar at the German Historical Institute's Pacific Office, Kramm presented his preliminary thoughts on occupied Germany and...Read more about Occupied Germany and Japan after the Second World War from Global Cultural History Perspectives

The Neo Fascist Moment of Neoliberalism: Illiberal France and Beyond

December 4, 2023

On October 17th, the Institute of European Studies hosted Professor Eric Fassin for a lecture co-sponsored by the Center for Interdisciplinary Critical Inquiry, the Center of Excellence in French and Francophone Studies, the ...Read more about The Neo Fascist Moment of Neoliberalism: Illiberal France and Beyond

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