In this talk, Dr. Banu Gökarıksel will discuss about the dynamic entanglements of everyday relations between Alevi and Sunni neighbors in three cities across Turkey.

This volume explores how Colombian cultural production seek to enact-to perform, to stage, to represent-human rights that are otherwise enacted discursively, that is, made public or official, in juridical and political realms

Gabriella Levy and Mateo Villamizar-Chaparro from Duke Political Sciences will talk about Colombia's peace process in the aftermath of FARC.

Viewing the globalization of Hong Kong through the prism of its airline industry, this talk examines how policymakers and businesses in Hong Kong asserted themselves alongside their international partners and competitors in a bid to accrue socioeconomic benefits, negotiated their interests in the city's economic success, and articulated their expressions of modernity.

This panel invites the three editors of the recently published volume Situating Spirituality: Context, Practice, and Power (Oxford, 2021) to discuss spirituality broadly from global and international perspectives

Felipe De Brigard will investigate a question many Colombian survivors of political violence are grappling with now, and which has dogged humanity since forever: “How do you help the person who cannot bring herself to forgive, and yet wants to move on?

Join Prof. Nishani Frazier for Wednesdays at the Center Series who will discuss the President Bill Clinton's Initiative on Race and all the lessons it has to teach.

Join us for our first Wednesdays at the Center Series in which uthor and expert, Bruce B. Lawrence will discuss about his latest book, 'Islamicate Cosmopolitan Spirit'.

Join us on January 26 for a talk with Dr. Esther Kim Lee. She will discuss about the most famous and enduring stereotype of Asian women in the U.S., Madame Butterfly.

This talk explores the activist origins of Asian American identity, with a focus on how Asian Americans thought about multiethnic and multiracial solidarity.