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Info Meeting about Exchanges for Master Students
The Department of Business Studies’ International Mobility Office gives you advice on why you should go on an exchange, how to apply, and what to keep in mind. Join us and optimize your application!
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–17:00
Jeremy Bentham and the Rabbi of Slonim: a Forgotten Encounter in the 1780's
with Prof. Israel Bartal (Israel Academy of Sciences)
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Honorary Doctors' open lectures
Come listen to the Honorary Doctors' open lectures on 29-30 January. Please see link to each lecture for the specific time and location.
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–16:00
Diane Goldstein: "Dead Chickens and Sneeze Spies"
Public Guest Lecture
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Lecture by honorary doctor: War, Fiction and the Ethics of Memory
A lecture by Prof. Viet Thanh Nguyen, author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Sympathizer, on war and the ethics of memory.
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–17:30
Open lecture with Michèle Lamont
Welcome to an open honorary degree lecture with the sociologist Michèle Lamont. Find more info and report your attendande at www.soc.uu.se. The lecture will be held in English.
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–19:00
Public lecture with honorary doctor Peter Wollny
"Johann Sebastian Bach and the emergence of a European style around 1730". The venue can accomodate a maximum of 137 participants.
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–13:40
Lecture by honorary doctor Elizabeth de Lange
Public lecture by Professor Elizabeth de Lange, appointed honorary doctor of the Faculty of Pharmacy, with the title The Predictive Pharmacology Research Strategy: The Miracle of Smart Data.
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–15:00
Petra Broomans: "Att forska i kulturförmedlingens historia"
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Lecture by honorary doctor Ingeborg Hochmair-Desoyer
Public lecture by Doctor Ingeborg Hochmair-Desoyer, appointed honorary doctor of the Faculty of Medicine, with the title Cochlear Implants and the significance of Translational Research.
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–14:50
Lecture by honorary doctor John Lee Cox
Lecture by honorary doctor John Lee Cox
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–15:20
Föreläsning av hedersdoktor Stacy Loeb
Public lecture by Professor Stacy Loeb, appointed honorary doctor of the Faculty of Medicine, with the title International Collaboration Using Swedish Registry Data to Improve Health Care.
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Philosophy Tea
This spring Professor Peter Wallensteen and Lecturer Daniel Ogden will continue their popular Philosophy Tea talks.
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–17:00
Russian Messianism and the Russian Orthodox Church
with Alicja Curanovic (University of Warsaw)
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Guest Lecture: Dead Landscapes – and how to make them live
Is there such a thing as a dead landscape? And if so, who killed it?
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–16:30
Sustainability Talks with Keri Facer - Learning to live with a lively planet (2)
‘Learning to live with a lively planet (2) What does climate change mean for intergenerational relations on Gotland?’
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Celsius-Linnaeus lecturers 2020
On Thursday February 6 the doors will open for the traditional Celsius-Linnaeus lecturers. This year we welcome Prof. Zong Lin Wang from Georgia Tech and Prof. Angela M. Gronenborn from University of Pittsburgh
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Open Lecture by Stefan Jonsson
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En kvart över med Josefin Englund: Som folk är mest. Könsideal i svenska kontaktannonser 1890–1980
Välkommen till en föreläsning inom Uppsala universitetsbiblioteks serie om aktuell forskning, med Josefin Englund, fil. dr., och forskare vid Institutionen för pedagogik, didaktik och utbildningsstudier.
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The Armenian Velvet revolution: Implications for Nagorno-Karabakh Peace Process
with Ani Grigoryan (IRES)
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PHILOSOPHY TEA
This spring Professor Peter Wallensteen and Lecturer Daniel Ogden will continue their popular Philosophy Tea talks.
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Political Connections in Russian corporations: quantitative evaluations and mechanisms
with Dmitri Trifonov (IRES)
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Seminar "Introducing Justice"
This event is part of the "Justice, Sustainability and Arctic Futures Reading Seminars". Please contact Dr. Corine Wood-Donnelly (corine.wood-donnelly@ires.uu.se) if you would like to attend the seminar or join the network.
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The 2nd WITTROCK LECTURE - Helga Nowotny
Please note that seats are limited. Registration required by e-mail to rsvp@swedishcollegium.se no later than 1 February.
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Violence against Women, Conservative Mobilisation and Traditional Values in Post-Soviet Russia
with Marianna Muravyeva (University of Helsinki)
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Historical Memory of the ‘wild nineties’ in contemporary Russia.
with Olga Malinova (Higher School of Economics, Moscow)
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Seminar "The Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Since 2014. Its Genesis, Escalation and Prospects"
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Our Reality and Theirs: Existential Resistance and the Path to Pluralism in Soviet Western Borderlands
with Li Bennich-Björkman (Uppsala University)
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The Hägerström Lectures 2020 – Karen Bennett
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Märta Nasvelldagen
Märta Nasvell dagen har i år tema Psykiatri och katastrofpsykiatri
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XVIth Hugo Valentin Lecture date set
Professor Dan Stone will give the eighteenth Annual Lecture in Honour of Hugo Valentin on 19 March 2020.
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Russian protest in December 1825 on the crossroads of discourses: language, power and representations
with Natalia Potapova (UCL SSEES)
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Seminar "Classical Justice"
This event is part of the "Justice, Sustainability and Arctic Futures Reading Seminars". Please contact Dr. Corine Wood-Donnelly (corine.wood-donnelly@ires.uu.se) if you would like to attend the seminar or join the network.
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Representing civilization? Russia’s challenge to the post-Cold War order
Iain Ferguson (Higher School of Economics, Moscow)
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Russian and Ukrainian politics of memory around WWII: History as a hybrid warfare tool
with Yana Pryjmachenko (National Academy of Sciences Ukraine)
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Open Lecture: Declining Christianity - How Women Shaped the Fading Future of the Church
Professor Abby Day is a leading researcher within the sociology of religion with a focus on developing new methods and theories for the study of religion and belief as part of everyday practices and in interaction with ethnicity, culture and gender. She has been invited to lecture on her recent publication The Religious Lives of Older Laywomen: The Last Active Anglican Generation (2017). OUP.
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Anchoring the nation in the past: history textbooks and nation building in Eurasia
with Helge Blakkisrud (University of Oslo)
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A poet and the war: Czesław Miłosz in Warsaw, 1939-1945
Irena Grudzinska Gross (Princeton University)
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Preparing for the Neoliberal Turn: Consumption, Class and Gender in late Soviet Popular Culture
Vyacheslav Morozov (University of Tartu)
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Seminar "Modern Justice"
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Framing of Abortion Rights by Russian Orthodox Clerics
Caroline Hill (IRES)
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THE DIVERSITY MANDATE IN US BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH: PRECISION, INCLUSION, AND EQUITY
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Conspiracy Theories and Russia Today
with Ilya Yablokov (Leeds University)
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Popular Geo- and Bio-politics at Europe's Eastern Margins
with Andrey Makarychev (University of Tartu)
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'Ukrainizing’ Ukraine: What can the experience of the Soviet 1920s tell us about today
with Olena Palko (Birkbeck College, University of London)
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Seminar "Contemporary Justice"
This event is part of the "Justice, Sustainability and Arctic Futures Reading Seminars". Please contact Dr. Corine Wood-Donnelly (corine.wood-donnelly@ires.uu.se) if you would like to attend the seminar or join the network.