After the Backlash: Reconsidering the Ethics, Politics, and Law of Borders and Migration
300 WallaceHow, if at all, should we rethink migration policy in light of the backlash against migrants in the US and Europe? Has the backlash revealed genuine but neglected concerns? Can […]
Transformations: A Conference for Leonard Barkan
Chancellor Green Rotunda Chancellor Green Rotunda, PrincetonThe Department of Comparative Literature hosts a conference to celebrate the work of Leonard Barkan (Comparative Literature). For schedule and speakers, visit the conference website
Symposium: Necessary to Form a Lawyer
101 McCormickLaw, History, and Political Thought in Thomas Jefferson’s Legal Commonplace Book. Co-sponsored by The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Princeton University Press, Center for Collaborative History, Program in Law and Public Affairs, […]
Ērānšahr in Transition-West and Central Asia Between the Sasanians and Islam, 600-750 CE
399 Julis Romo Rabinowitz Building PrincetonThis conference brings together the leading scholars of the fields of late antique, Sasanian, and early Islamic history in order to study the period of transition – defined broadly as […]
Histories of Sexuality and Erudition: Institutions, Texts, Practices
211 Dickinson 211 Dickinson, PrincetonThis two-day workshop will explore links between sexuality and the lived practices of knowledge production across different contexts and cultures. It will bring together scholars from different fields to collectively […]