Seminars

Latin America

Year Founded 1971

Seminar # 515

StatusActive

This seminar is devoted to developing a better understanding of the region, presenting current research and thinking in disciplines that range from anthropology to economics, history, human rights, political science, religion, literature, and the arts. In addition to scholars affiliated with the academic community, speakers are invited from the private sector, international organizations, and governments. The seminar, whose membership also reflects a broad range of disciplines, offers the framework for a lively exchange of ideas on Latin America, its past, present, and future.

Chair/s

Ken Erickson

Elizabeth Hansen

Peter Winn

Rapporteur/s

Victoria Korzin

External Website

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Meeting Schedule

Scheduled

05
Mar

March 5, 20267:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Faculty House

Scheduled

23
Apr

April 23, 20267:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Faculty House

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Past Meetings

Scheduled

05
Feb

February 5, 20267:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Faculty House

Immigration and U.S. Imperialism: Notes on Recent Venezuelan and Cuban Immigration

Speaker/s

Julia Preston, Journalist and Author

Scheduled

06
Nov

November 6, 20257:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Faculty House

Forensic Identification and Error in Chile’s Democratic Transition

Speaker/s

Eden Medina, MIT Program in Science, Technology, and Society

Scheduled

02
Oct

October 2, 20257:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Faculty House

“We Touched the Monster. Now the Monster Is Fighting Back.” Anti-Impunity Efforts in Post-Genocide Guatemala

Speaker/s

Jo-Marie Burt, Princeton University, and George Mason University

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