Past Events
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Lunch provided.
Thomas Brinkerhoff (History, University of Pennsylvania)
Creating Future Peronists Through Sports: The Campeonatos Evita and the Political Socialization of Children
Alexandra Wiktorek Sarlo (Political Science, University of Pennsylvania)
Identity, Integration,and Citizenship in Post-Communist Ethnic Kin Policies
Discussant: Mason Moseley (Penn DCC Postdoctoral Fellow)
GRADUATE WORKSHOP - Defining Citizenship in Consolidating Regimes
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Lunch provided.
Thomas Brinkerhoff (History, University of Pennsylvania)
Creating Future Peronists Through Sports: The Campeonatos Evita and the Political Socialization of Children
Alexandra Wiktorek Sarlo (Political Science, University of Pennsylvania)
Identity, Integration,and Citizenship in Post-Communist Ethnic Kin Policies
Discussant: Mason Moseley (Penn DCC Postdoctoral Fellow)
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Co-sponsored by the Penn Latin American and Latino Studies Program.
Lotti Silber: "In the After: Anthropological Reflections on Postwar El Salvador"
Note: Prof. Silber will present ongoing research extending from this previously published paper.
Deborah Yashar: "Institutions and Citizenship: Reflections on the Illicit"
Moderated by Deborah Thomas (Penn Anthropology).
Violence and the Legacies of Civil War (Lotti Silber and Deborah Yashar)
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Co-sponsored by the Penn Latin American and Latino Studies Program.
Lotti Silber: "In the After: Anthropological Reflections on Postwar El Salvador"
Note: Prof. Silber will present ongoing research extending from this previously published paper.
Deborah Yashar: "Institutions and Citizenship: Reflections on the Illicit"
Moderated by Deborah Thomas (Penn Anthropology).
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Lunch provided.
Samuel Davis (Temple University History): Martial Manhood Citizenship, Suffrage, and the Un-Reconstructed North in Pennsylvania, 1862-1870
Kevin Waite (Penn History): California Redeemed: The Retreat from Reconstruction in the Far West
GRADUATE WORKSHOP - Reconstruction and the Limits of Freedom
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Lunch provided.
Samuel Davis (Temple University History): Martial Manhood Citizenship, Suffrage, and the Un-Reconstructed North in Pennsylvania, 1862-1870
Kevin Waite (Penn History): California Redeemed: The Retreat from Reconstruction in the Far West
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Co-sponsored by the Penn Latin American and Latino Studies Program.
Discussant: Randall Collins, Penn Sociology.
Civic and Social Inclusion in Chavista Era Venezuela (David Smilde)
Silverstein Forum, Stiteler Hall First Floor (Accessibility)
Co-sponsored by the Penn Latin American and Latino Studies Program.
Discussant: Randall Collins, Penn Sociology.
3440 Market Street, Suite 300 (Political Science Dept.)
Lunch provided.
Papers:
Chad D. Frazier (History, Georgetown University): "A School for Citizens, Not Just Civil Servants: The U.S. Colonial State and the Early Years of the University of Puerto Rico, 1903-1917" (PDF)
Daniel Moak (Political Science, University of Pennsylvania): "The Liberal Roots of the Punitive Education State" (PDF)
GRADUATE WORKSHOP - Educating the Citizen
3440 Market Street, Suite 300 (Political Science Dept.)
Lunch provided.
Papers:
Chad D. Frazier (History, Georgetown University): "A School for Citizens, Not Just Civil Servants: The U.S. Colonial State and the Early Years of the University of Puerto Rico, 1903-1917" (PDF)
Daniel Moak (Political Science, University of Pennsylvania): "The Liberal Roots of the Punitive Education State" (PDF)