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Human Capital and the Organization of Production in Low-Income Countries
Speaker: Tommaso Porzio, Daniel W. Stanton Associate Professor of Business, Columbia Business School.
Optimal Tariffs under Geopolitical Risk: A Theory of Strategic De-risking
Speaker: Ina Simonovska, Associate Professor of Economics, University of California, Davis.
Constructing Compromise: Regional Coalition-Building, Local Developmental Politics, and BART Extensions after 1999
Speaker: Rachel Y. Kim, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Harvard University.
Infrastructures of Intimacy: Technology, Gender, and Family Formation in the Digital Era
Speaker: Zehra Yildirim, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Harvard University.
The Politics of Surrealism
Speaker: Wolfgang Asholt, Honorary Professor, Institute of Romance Studies, Humboldt Universität, Berlin.
The Ravaging of Arab Statehood and the Renewal of Resistance: Lessons from Jordan and Lebanon
Speaker: Rami Khouri, Journalist, media analyst, and author; Nonresident Senior Fellow, Arab Center Washington, DC; Founding Director and Distinguished Public...
This event is open to the public. Registration is required to attend the conference.
This one-day conference seeks to examine, through the lens of Akira Iriye’s scholarly legacy, recent advances in the field of international history, broadly conceived...
American Indian Traditional Healing: Expressions of Alter-Native Psy-ence
Speaker: Joseph P. Gone, Professor of Anthropology and of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard University; Faculty Director, Harvard University Native American Program.
Family Formation and the Racial Division of Reproductive Labor: Evidence from the Great Migration, 1910-1940
Speaker: Hero Ashman, Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Race, Inequality and Social Equity Studies (CRISES), Harvard University.
Quantifying the Sensitivity of Quantitative Trade Models
Speaker: Ed Wiles, Academy Scholar, The Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies. PhD, Department of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Panel: Anti-Incumbent or Pro-Right? Colombia's 2026 Election and the Road Ahead
Speakers: Sandra Borda, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and Global Studies, Universidad de Los Andes.
Sergio Clavijo, Lecturer Faculty of Economics and Law...
Who Gets to Use Their College Skills? Skill-Job Alignment and Earnings Inequality Among College Graduates
Speaker: Aleksei Opacic, PhD Candidate in Sociology, Harvard University.