Reves Center for International Studies Events

"Self-Determination, Human Rights, and the End of Empire in the 1970s" A Talk by Bradley Simpson, Princeton University

Please join Africana Studies for the Spring Open House on Tuesday, April 5 in Morton 342. This is a chance to learn more about the program, the faculty and students involved. Open to everybody!

Javanese Concert of Traditional and Contemporary Gamelan Music with the W&M Gamelan and special guest Joko Sutrisno. Free admission

Robert Fatton will discuss Haiti in the wake of the 2010 earthquake.

The international symposium "Post-Soviet Television: Global Formats and Russian Power" aims to offer a survey and a critical, reflective assessment of new approaches to the study of television in post-Soviet Russia.

Professor Tomiko Yoda, of Harvard University, will present a lecture, Between Pop and Radical: Women's Lib, Media Culture, and Female Nude in Early-1970s Japan. The lecture will address the resonances between radical feminism ("man ribu" or "ribu").

Professor Stephen Hutchings (U of Manchester, UK), the leading scholar of Russian television, talks about the role of the medium in forging the Post-Soviet Russia.

Professor Jeremy Black of the University of Exeter (U.K.) will give a talk as part of the Geopolitics Lecture Series.

Professor Jeremy Black of the University of Exeter (U.K.) will give a talk on "The European Grand Tour."

A candlelight vigil to honor and support the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that hit northern Japan on its one month anniversary.

Students involved with the W&M Bosnia Project will speak about their experiences living and teaching in Bosnia & Herzegovina.

A Screening of Cuban Director Esteban Insausti's new film, "Larga Distancia"

Don Hays, the former Deputy High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina & U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform will be speaking on International Intervention.

Don Hays, the former Deputy High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina & U.S. Ambassador for U.N. Management Reform will be speaking on International Intervention.

Professor Victor Mair will present a lecture titled "The Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Background of the Silk Road"

Professor Kenneth Pinnow (Allegheny College, Pa.)

Sound Moves: Sonic Space in French and Senegalese Cinemas This presentation explores the ways in which sound creates a new sense of spatiality in the films of Jean-Luc Godard and Djibril-Diop Mambety.

A benefit concert featuring 10 campus a cappella groups.