Translating the Americas
Early Modern Jewish Writing on the New World
Past Events
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Energy & Israeli Foreign Policy: A Virtual Israeli Center Series with Dr. Elai Rettig
Angry at Moses – Israel’s Quest for Oil Since 1948
Energy & Israeli Foreign Policy: A Virtual Israeli Center Series with Dr. Elai Rettig
Peace Pipelines or Energy Wars? – Israel Gas Politics in the Mediterranean Sea
Energy & Israeli Foreign Policy: A Virtual Israeli Center Series with Dr. Elai Rettig
Land of Milk, Honey, and Sunshine – Promises and Challenges for Renewable Energy in Israel
A Catholic Woman and Her Jewish Family in Nineteenth-Century Poland: A Coming-of-Age Tale about National Identity, Religion and Alienation
A lecture on the topic of Jewish life in prewar/wartime Europe
Laleh Khalili
A Lunchtime Discussion with Laleh Khalili on the Impact of the Arabian Peninsula’s Shipping Industry. Join us to discuss her book "Sinews of War and Trade: Shipping and Capitalism in the Arabian Peninsula".
The Last Ghetto: A New History of the Theresienstadt Ghetto
A lecture series on the topic of Jewish life in prewar/wartime Europe
From the Mediterranean to St. Louis and Beyond: Sephardic Jews, Migration, and Race in the United States
Devin E. Naar, PhD - Isaac Alhadeff Professor of Sephardic Studies and Chair of the Sephardic Studies Program at the University of Washington, Seattle
Fleeing Nazi Germany: Jewish Refugees in Portugal
A lecture on the topic of Jewish life in prewar/wartime Europe
What does Putin want from Jerusalem?: Understanding Russian Involvement in the Holy City from the Czar to the Present
A virtual Israel Institute talk with Dr. David Gurevich
Jewish revivalism in the Arab Gulf States
A Talk with Dr. Moran Zaga
Erin McGlothlin New Book Launch
Erin McGlothlin's new monograph will be discussed in the New Books in Perpetrator Studies series held by the Perpetrator Studies Network.
In the Lou: St. Louis as a Home for Refugees
A virtual event hosted by the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement which will be moderated by Dr. Younasse Tarbouni, Teaching Professor of Arabic.
Reading in Time: On the Question of Palestine
Sherene Seikaly explores how practices of reading and writing, intersect with history, family, and the question of Palestine.