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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The Fall 2024 Arrighi Center seminar will focus on the theme of "Race, Capitalism and Development" led by Professors Zophia Edwards and Inés Valdez. The seminar meets weekly on Fridays […]
