Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global History Seminar (In Person)

Date and Time

February 26, 2024
03:45PM - 05:45PM EST

Location

Robinson Hall, 35 Quincy Street, History Department Conference Room (125)

"Making Socialism Work: Economic Reform and the Soviet Enterprise, 1960s-2000s"

Speaker:

James Nealy, Postdoctoral Fellow, Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global History. PhD, Department of History, Duke University.

Comments:

Jackie Erlon-Baurjan, A.M. Candidate in Regional Studies, Harvard University.

Jeremy Friedman, Marvin Bower Associate Professor of Business, Government, and the International Economy, Harvard Business School.

Contact:

Jessica Barnard
jbarnard@wcfia.harvard.edu

Attendance Information:

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Chairs:

Sven Beckert, Faculty Associate; Chair, Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global Transformations (WIGH). Laird Bell Professor of History, Department of History, Harvard University.

Sugata Bose, Faculty Associate; Chair, Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global Transformations (WIGH). Gardiner Professor of Oceanic History and Affairs, Department of History, Harvard University.

Charles S. Maier, Faculty Associate; Chair, Weatherhead Research Cluster on Global Transformations (WIGH) (emeritus). Leverett Saltonstall Research Professor of History, Department of History, Harvard University.

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