Please join New School History Professor and former Heilbroner Faculty Fellow Aaron Jakes for his upcoming panel discussion on “Egypt in the First World War.” The panel will take place February 8th, 2018, at 2:30 PM, in the Harold Lee Room, Pembroke College, Oxford University. Professor Jakes will be joined by a panel of other
Events
Unions of Mass Mobilization: Ottoman Constitutionalism and Popular Politics in Egypt
Please join our colleague (and former Heilbroner Faculty Fellow) Aaron Jakes for his upcoming talk “Unions of Mass Mobilization: Ottoman Constitutionalism and Popular Politics in Egypt.” The talk will take place at Yale University’s Luce Hall, on 34 Hillhouse Avenue, Room 203, on January 25th, 4:30 PM. Professor Jakes’ talk is hosted by the Yale
Revising the Geography of Modern World Histories
Please congratulate our colleague Aaron Jakes on co-organizing the upcoming conference, “Revising the Geography of Modern World Histories,” at the University of York. The conference will feature several keynote speakers, including: Manu Goswani (NYU), Paul A. Kramer (Vanderbilt), Lara Putnam (University of Pittsburgh), and Andrew Zimmerman (George Washington University). The conference is sponsored by the
Emma Park Joins the New School’s History Faculty and the Heilbroner Center
Congratulations to Professor Emma Park, the most recent addition to the faculty of the New School History department and the newest collaborator with the Heilbroner Center! Professor Park’s research focuses on the history of infrastructure in East Africa. Specifically, “to understand the dynamics among capital, state formation, and the politics of belonging, she analyzes British
“Financialization on the Factory Farm”: Former Fellow Jan Dutkiewicz
Please join former Heilbroner Graduate Fellow Jan Dutkiewicz on January 26th at the Center for the Study of Work, Labor, and Democracy and the Policy History Program at the University of California-Santa Cruz. A current New School PhD student and fellow at the International Center for the Humanities and Social Change, Dutkiewicz will speak on
December 7th: Financialization Between Past and Future
Coming up on Thursday December 7th, 2017, the Heilbroner Center for Capitalism Studies will host a panel discussion on the past, present, and future of finance capitalism and the tools of financial speculation. The event, Financialization Between Past and Future, will feature three speakers: Professor Julia Ott (The New School — Historical Studies), Professor Chiara Bottici (The New
November 10th and 11th: The People’s Platform: Platform Co-Ops for Global Challenges
Pleas join us this November 10th and 11th for the 3rd Annual Platform Cooperativism conference! Society’s sudden leap towards digital technologies and electronic platforms signals now, more than ever, the possibility for a truly democratic control over our economic and social worlds. In this spirit, the first Platform Cooperativism conference was held at the New
“Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia”, 11/13/2017
Please join the Heilbroner Center and the New School Historical Studies department in welcoming Professor Steve Stoll (Fordham University) for a discussion of his newest book, Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia, this upcoming November 13th, 2017, in the Kellen Auditorium, 66 Fifth Avenue, Room N101, at 6:00 PM. Professor Stoll’s book has been described as “a
Graduate Fellow Ibrahim Shikaki: The Political Economy of Prolonged Occupation in Palestine
Over the summer, Heilbroner Center graduate fellow Ibrahim Shikaki was asked to write a report on the long term effects of occupation on the political economy of Palestine by the Association of International Development Agencies in Palestine. The forthcoming report discusses the structural transformation of the economy, and sheds light on conflict from an International Humanitarian
Monday, October 9th: Eli Cook on “The Capitalization of American Life”
Please join the Heilbroner Center and the Historical Studies department for Eli Cook’s talk, “The Pricing of Progress: Economic Indicators and the Capitalization of American Life” this upcoming Monday, October 9th, at 7:00 PM in room 529, 80 5th Avenue.