CERIS

Consortium for Educational Resources on Islamic Studies

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Book Launch: Public Freedoms in the Islamic State From Event Announced by the University of Pittsburgh: Public Freedoms in the Islamic State by Rached Ghannouchi Translated by David L. Johnston Yale University Press World Thought in Translation Series "Rached Ghannouchi is one of the most influential, most interesting, and most prominent thinkers and leaders of political Islam today." – Frank Griffel, Yale University Author Biography:	Dante and Arabic Philosophy From Event Announced by the University of Pittsburgh: Dante and Arabic Philosophy - A Columbia University and UC Berkeley Joint Seminar organized by Pier Mattia Tommasino (Columbia, Italian) and Akash Kumar (UC Berkeley, Italian Studies) Session 1: L’Ordine dell’Universo nella “Commedia” Presenter: Sebastiano Italia (University of Catania) Respondent: Susanna Barsella (Fordham University) Via Zoom and in Italian
Islamic History as the History of the West: The Pre-Modern Mediterranean & The Sea in the Middle From Event Announced by the University of Pittsburgh:	Book Discussion: The Night Will Have Its Say From Event Announced by the University of Pittsburgh: Join us for a virtual book discussion of "The Night Will Have Its Say", a novel by Ibrahim al-Koni, the International Booker Prize finalist and “one of the Arab world’s most innovative novelists” (Roger Allen). The book discussion will be with the book translator Nancy Roberts (free-lance Arabic-to-English translator) and in conversation with Emily Drumsta (Assistant Professor of Middle Eastern Studies and French & Italian Studies at The University of Texas at Austin).
Decolonization in Focus: Panel VI From Event MODERATOR: Juliet Johnson Professor of Political Science, McGill University President, Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies SPEAKERS: Ilya Gerasimov Executive Director, Ab Imperio Quarterly University of Illinois, Chicago Ararat Osipian Founding Fellow New University in Exile Consortium, New York Serhy Yekelchyk Professor of Germanic and Slavic Studies University of Victoria Panel VI. The Future of SEEES Expertise: How Can We Anticipate Tomorrow’s Differences?	Decolonization in Focus: Panel V From Event MODERATOR: Caress Schenk Associate Professor of Political Science Nazarbayev University SPEAKERS: Shoshana Keller Chair and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of History Hamilton College Irina Roldugina UCIS Postdoctoral Fellow University of Pittsburgh Louis Porter Assistant Professor of History Texas State University Panel V. Syllabus Design and Critical Pedagogies in the Classroom: How Do We Teach Differently?
Decolonization in Focus: Panel IV From Event MODERATOR: Douglas Rogers Professor and Chair of Anthropology Yale University SPEAKERS: Anna Arays Librarian for Slavic and East European Studies Yale University Fatima Tlis Journalist Voice of America Erica Marat Associate Professor and Chair, Regional and Analytical Studies Department National Defense University Panel IV. Impact Beyond the Ivory Tower?	Decolonization in Focus: Panel III From Event MODERATOR: Jessica Pisano Associate Professor The New School for Social Research and Eugene Lang College SPEAKERS: Amanda Zadorian Visiting Assistant Professor of Politics Oberlin College Mariia Shynkarenko Ph.D. Candidate New School for Social Research Karolina Koziura Ph.D. Candidate New School for Social Research Emerging Scholars on the State of the Field, Activism, and Advocacy is the third panel in the Decolonization in focus Series.
Decolonization in Focus: Panel II From Event Panel II: MODERATOR: Vitaly Chernetsky Professor of Slavic Languages and Literatures, University of Kansas President-Elect, Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies SPEAKERS: Katarzyna Górak-Sosnowska Associate Professor of Economics Warsaw School of Economics Botakoz Kassymbekova Assistant Professor of History University of Basel Iryna Sklokina Historian and Researcher Lviv Center for Urban History	Gendered Perspectives on Culture?: Creativity, Art, and Culture in the Arab Countries of the Gulf From Event Announced by the University of Pittsburgh:

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