Talks and Lectures

Interconnectivity and the Global Digital Agenda

The Schmidt Program on Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies, and National Power at the Jackson School will host a conversation with Tomas Lamanauskas, Deputy Secretary-General of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), on the evolving issues of interconnectivity, global advancement of the digital agenda (Connect 2030 Agenda), and the interplay of the emerging telecommunication technologies and infrastructural change. Ted Wittenstein, Executive Director of International Security Studies, will moderate.

Language, Identity, and the War in Ukraine: The Balkan Connection

In his presentation Professor Greenberg will address the cultural and linguistic ramifications of the ongoing war in Ukraine. Russia’s invasion has accelerated processes of Ukrainianization, especially among the country’s Russian speakers. These processes have arisen in direct defiance of Vladimir Putin’s declared aims of liberating and protecting Ukraine’s Russophone population. Like Slobodan Milošević in the Yugoslav conflicts of the 1990s, Putin has used historical grievances and language issues to justify his country’s attacks on Ukrainian cities, towns and villages.

Ukraine: Music During Wartime

A journey through film and music with Hobart Earle, Music Director and Principal Conductor of the world-renowned Odesa Philharmonic Orchestra. Maestro Earle will pay homage to members of his orchestra—many of whom are currently displaced by the war in Ukraine or fighting the Russian invasion of their country—by presenting high-quality video recordings of their performances from 2014-2023, featuring various musical compositions by Ukrainian and international composers.

Decolonizing Europe Lecture | Reparations, the Refugee Crisis and European Neocolonialism

The Decolonizing Europe Lecture Series presents Dr. Maurice Stierl, Institute for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies at Osnabrück University, on “Reparations, the “Refugee Crisis” and European Neocolonialism”
Hosted by Professor Fatima EI-Tayeb
Location: HQ Rm 136
Zoom Registration: https://bit.ly/Yale-MauriceStierl
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Decolonizing Europe Lecture | Colonially Bound - Immateriality Free. On the Expanded Distance Between Object and Image

The Decolonizing Europe Lecture Series presents Dr. Eunsong Kim, Associate Professor in the Department of English, Arizona State University, on “Colonially Bound/ Immateriality Free: On the Expanded Distance Between Object and Image”
Hosted by Professor Fatima EI-Tayeb
Location: HQ Rm 136
Zoom Registration: https://bit.ly/Yale-EunsongKim
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Decolonizing Europe Lecture | Radically Inclusive Archives - Intersectional Black European Studies Today

The Decolonizing Europe Lecture Series presents the INTERSECTIONAL BLACK STUDIES PROJECT (INBEST), on “Radically Inclusive Archives - Intersectional Black European Studies Today”
Hosted by Professor Fatima EI-Tayeb
Location: HQ Rm 136
Zoom Registration: https://bit.ly/Yale-InBEST
InBEST is a Black queer-feminist collaboration, housed at the TU Berlin (Center for Interdisciplinary Gender

Every Inch of NATO Territory: Transatlantic solidarity for the defence of the European continent and some lessons from the creation of the US federal armed forces

Panelists:
Lucio Gussetti, EU Visiting Fellow, and Harold Hongju Koh, Sterling Professor of International Law at Yale Law School, and former Legal Adviser to the US State Department
Holly Harris, Master’s Student of European Studies at Yale University, will intervene.

Decolonizing Europe Lecture | France and Whiteness. breaking with the collaboration of race

The Decolonizing Europe Lecture Series presents Houria Bouteldja, founding member of le Parti des Indigènes de la république, on “France and Whiteness: breaking with the collaboration of race”
Hosted by Professor Fatima EI-Tayeb
Location: Luce Hall, Rm 203 (34 Hillhouse Ave.)
Zoom Registration: https://bit.ly/Yale-HouriaBouteldja
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Decolonizing Europe Lecture | White Enclosures. Racial Capitalism and Coloniality along the Balkan Route

The Decolonizing Europe Lecture Series presents Dr. Piro Rexhepi, Lecturer, Southern New Hampshire University, on “White Enclosures: Racial Capitalism and Coloniality along the Balkan Route”
Hosted by Professor Fatima EI-Tayeb
Location: HQ Rm 136
Zoom Registration: https://bit.ly/Yale-PiroRexhepi
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