Presenter: Nicholas R. Micinski
Assistant Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the University of Maine
Moderator: Paweł Lewicki, Associate Director
European Studies Center
Speaker: Giovanni Picker
Assistant Professor of Sociology at Glasgow University
Moderator: Pawel Lewicki, University of Pittsburgh
SPEAKER:
Ondřej Horký-Hlucháň
Institute of International Relations, Prague
Czech Republic
This in-person, one and a half-hour roundtable includes the following Pitt faculty members and concludes the conference.
--John Markoff, Department of Sociology
--Diego Holstein, Department of History
--Michael Goodhart, Department of Political Science
--Mohammed Bamyeh, Department of Sociology
This roundtable will be moderated by Randall Halle, Department of German and the European Studies Center.
In this one and a half hour, in-person roundtable, John Markoff and other Pitt faculty will discuss "Democratic Histories, Democratic Futures."
In this one and a half hour, in-person panel, Jackie Smith, University of Pittsburgh, will discuss "Globalization and the Future of Democracy Today?"
Ben Manski, George Mason University, will discuss "The Other World That Is Necessary: The Imperative of Next System Studies." The discussion will be moderated by Nathan Katz, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh.
This one and half hour virtual panel on Histories of Democracy will be moderated by Mark Philp of the University of Warwick, UK
The speakers and their topics are:
--Eduardo Posada-Carbo, University of Oxford, UK "Simon Bolivar"
--Guy Thomson, University of Warwick, UK, "Benito Juarez"
--Stephen Sawyer, American University in Paris, France, "Napoleon II and the Third Republic"
Joanna Inness, University of Oxford, UK, will be the Commentator.
Lunch will be served for those watching the session in the Colloquium Room.
This one and a half hour, in-person lecture is part of the conference on Democracy in Europe, Democracy Beyond Europe. The speaker is Amber Reed, Spelman College. This session will be moderated by Joshua Bloom, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh
This one-hour, in-person lecture is part of the conference on Democracy in Europe, Democracy Beyond Europe. The speaker is Jessica Greenberg, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Her talk will be moderated by Nancy Condee, Director of Russian East European & Eurasian Studies, University of Pittsburgh.
During this one and a half hour, in-person panel, Hillary Lazar will speak on "Democracy and the Anarchist Turn into 21st Century Activism" and Benjamin Case will speak on" Ballot Initiatives as a Window into Democracy in Crisis." The panel discussion will be moderated by Mark Paterson, Department of Sociology, University of Pittsburgh.
