Southeast Asian Archaeology with Joyce White
Southeast Asian Archaeology with Joyce White A talk by Joyce White Executive Director Institute for Southeast Asian Archaeology
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Plumbing Nebulous Depths: Warfare in Humanity’s Past
Plumbing Nebulous Depths: Warfare in Humanity’s Past A talk by Nam Kim Professor of Anthropology University of Wisconsin-Madison This talk investigates the origins of warfare using anthropological research to glimpse into past contexts of organized violence. It explores evidence for varied manifestations of war and what the data reveal about our shared past, our evolution […]
Barbarians, Bronzes, and National Imagination: Exploring Legendary Co Loa
Barbarians, Bronzes, and National Imagination: Exploring Legendary Co Loa A talk by Nam Kim Professor of Anthropology University of Wisconsin-Madison Nam Kim visited the University of Oregon in May 2022 to talk about Co Loa and viewpoints on Vietnamese history.
Countering Violent Extremism in Pakistan
Countering Violent Extremism in Pakistan: Local Actions, Local Voices A discussion of the new book by Anita Weiss Anita Weiss, Professor of International and Global Studies, University of Oregon John Esposito, Professor of Religion and International Affairs, Georgetown University Farahnaz Ipsahani, Human Rights Activist and Woodrow Wilson Center Fellow Moderated by Raza Rumi, policy analyst, […]
Hooray for Hallyu
“Hooray for Hallyu” A talk by Ruth Chon Asian-American Filmmaker Ruth Chon visited the University of Oregon virtually in February 2021 and spoke to students studying Korean popular culture and also cultures of protest in East Asia. She discusses filmmaking in the United States and Korea, and shares her own experiences working in the industry.
Interwoven Narrative in the Built Environment
Interwoven narrative in the built environment: Indigenous resurgence as a path toward long-term resilience James Miller Western Washington University James Miller, Assistant Professor of Comparative Indigenous Studies at Western Washington University, discusses the mapping of Moana ontologies within planning and design frameworks for community resilience in Hawai’i along with the expansion of Moana practices in […]
