The final Arrighi Center seminar of the 2022-2023 academic year on Friday, May 5 at 1:30 pm (526 Merg) with Professor Onur Ulas Ince (SOAS, London) on “Before the Color Line: Empire, Capital and Race in Asia, 1800-1850” The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at […]
The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. The meetings are in person with a zoom option for those outside Baltimore (for zoom link and/or to be added to the Arrighi Center mailing list, please fill out this form. […]
The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. The meetings are in person with a zoom option for those outside Baltimore (for zoom link and/or to be added to the Arrighi Center mailing list, please fill out this form. […]
The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. The meetings are in person with a zoom option for those outside Baltimore (for zoom link and/or to be added to the Arrighi Center mailing list, please fill out this form. […]
The October 6th session will be a discussion of Antisystemic Movements by Giovanni Arrighi, Terence Hopkins and Immanuel Wallerstein (Verso Books 1989). The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. The meetings are in person with a zoom option […]
The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. The meetings are in person with a zoom option for those outside Baltimore (for zoom link and/or to be added to the Arrighi Center mailing list, please fill out this form. […]
The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. The meetings are in person with a zoom option for those outside Baltimore (for zoom link and/or to be added to the Arrighi Center mailing list, please fill out this form. […]
Larissa Lira (Arrighi Center 2023-2024 visiting Postdoctoral Fellow from USP Brazil) will present her research on “Systemic Cycles of Accumulation, Capital Cities and Spatial (Urban/Regional) Dynamics” at the October 27 seminar. The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. […]
Professor Christopher Nealon, English Department, JHU, will lead a discussion on Christopher Chitty's book, Sexual Hegemony: Statecraft, Sodomy and Capital in the Rise of the World System, Duke University Press, 2020. The Arrighi Center’s weekly general seminar is open to faculty, students (graduate and undergraduate), visiting scholars at JHU and friends from around the world. […]
Dr. Corey Payne (Postdoctoral Fellow at the Arrighi Center and at the JHU University Writing Program) will present his research on "The Making of Endless War: Labor, Globalization and the Transformation of the US Military-Industrial Complex" followed by a Q&A. (There is no advance reading for this seminar.) Note: The discussion of Giovanni Arrighi's Long […]
Our seminar on Friday, December 8th will be a discussion of Giovanni Arrighi's Long Twentieth Century: Money, Power and the Origins of our Times, 2nd edition, Verso, 2010. Several Arrighi Center seminar participants have agreed to make 5-10 opening comments in order to kick off the discussion, focusing on what in particular they have found […]
Our first Arrighi Center seminar of the 2024 Spring semester will be on Friday, January 26 at 1:30 pm with Professor David Ownby on “Reading the China Dream in the Xi Jinping Era.” Based on ten years of reading, translating, and curating the works of contemporary Chinese intellectuals, Ownby explores how reform and opening changed […]
