FALL QUARTER 2021 COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULE
ARCHIVE: 2020-21 FULL COLLOQUIUM SERIES LIST & LINKS
A final word of thanks to each of the speakers who joined us for our 2020-21 Global Studies Colloquium Speaker Series! Below are direct links to each of the talks. All of this year's talks can be found at the UCSB Global Studies YouTube Channel. We hope these insightful talks can be used as teaching resources for our colleauges around the world.
Covid-19: What to do with limited knowledge
Ken Kosik, UCSB Neuroscience Research Institute
Times of collapse: Latin American societies in motion
Raul Zibechi, Montevideo
Religions as worldviews and ways of life
Ann Taves, UCSB Religious Studies
An (im) modest proposal? Global theory for tough – and not so tough – times
Barrie Axford, Oxford Brookes University
The counter-revolution in logistics: Fast circulation, slow violence and decolonial struggle at Transpacific supply chain
Charmaine Chua, UCSB Global Studies
Police and the Pandemic: The role of police in India's reverse migration from cities to villages
Vipul Mudgal, New Delhi
Networks in the age of platform capitalism
Geert Lovink, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
In China’s wake: How the commodity boom transformed development strategies in the global South
Nick Jepson, Manchester University
Covid-19 response patterns in Brazil and South America
Adalberto Cardoso/Thiago Peres, Rio de Janeiro
The global and the visual: Images shape people’s common sense of the global
Tommaso Durante, Melbourne
Africa and Covid-19: Ways forward
Mark Swilling and Nina Callaghan, University of Stellenbosch
States of Justice: The politics of the International Court
Oumar Ba, Morehouse College
Multicultural origins of the global economy
John M. Hobson, Sheffield University
World literature imagined worldwide
Jernej Habjan, Ljubljana
Rethinking the agrarian question in the 21st century
Ricado Jacobs, UCSB Global Studies
Three tensions in global studies
Mark Juergensmeyer, UCSB Global Studies
The coming good society: New realities demand new rights
Sushma Raman, Harvard
Covid 19, AI and the future of work
Anthony Giddens, London
A conversation on globalization, Asia, China, and US
Walden Bello, Manila
A new rising tide of global social protest? The early 21st century in world-historical perspective
Beverly Silver, JHU
When conspiracy ideas take hold
Wasim Khaled, Blackbird.AI
BRICS de-Americanizing the Internet?
Daya Thussu, Hong Kong Baptist University
Socialization of science: The Covid 19 pandemic
Andrea Declich, Luciano d’Andrea, Knowledge and Innovation, Rome
Ethnography of administration: Fiction as practice
Satyajit Singh, UCSB Global Studies
Visit the Colloquium Archive for the full listing of previous speakers: https://www.global.ucsb.edu/news/colloquium-archive
Visit our YouTube Channel to listen to the recorded talks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCodfvHBTzMCGicdNh3HiwxA
ARCHIVE: SPRING QUARTER 2021 COLLOQUIUM SCHEDULE
2020-21 FULL COLLOQUIUM SERIES LIST & LINKS
A final word of thanks to each of the speakers who joined us for our 2020-2021 Global Studies Colloquium Speaker Series! Below are direct links to each of the talks. All of this year's talks can be found at the UCSB Global Studies YouTube Channel. We hope these insightful talks can be used as teaching resources for our colleauges around the world.
Covid-19: What to do with limited knowledge
Ken Kosik, UCSB Neuroscience Research Institute
Times of collapse: Latin American societies in motion
Raul Zibechi, Montevideo
Religions as worldviews and ways of life
Ann Taves, UCSB Religious Studies
An (im) modest proposal? Global theory for tough – and not so tough – times
Barrie Axford, Oxford Brookes University
The counter-revolution in logistics: Fast circulation, slow violence and decolonial struggle at Transpacific supply chain
Charmaine Chua, UCSB Global Studies
Police and the Pandemic: The role of police in India's reverse migration from cities to villages
Vipul Mudgal, New Delhi
Networks in the age of platform capitalism
Geert Lovink, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
In China’s wake: How the commodity boom transformed development strategies in the global South
Nick Jepson, Manchester University
Covid-19 response patterns in Brazil and South America
Adalberto Cardoso/Thiago Peres, Rio de Janeiro
The global and the visual: Images shape people’s common sense of the global
Tommaso Durante, Melbourne
Africa and Covid-19: Ways forward
Mark Swilling and Nina Callaghan, University of Stellenbosch
States of Justice: The politics of the International Court
Oumar Ba, Morehouse College
Multicultural origins of the global economy
John M. Hobson, Sheffield University
World literature imagined worldwide
Jernej Habjan, Ljubljana
Rethinking the agrarian question in the 21st century
Ricado Jacobs, UCSB Global Studies
Three tensions in global studies
Mark Juergensmeyer, UCSB Global Studies
The coming good society: New realities demand new rights
Sushma Raman, Harvard
Covid 19, AI and the future of work
Anthony Giddens, London
A conversation on globalization, Asia, China, and US
Walden Bello, Manila
A new rising tide of global social protest? The early 21st century in world-historical perspective
Beverly Silver, JHU
When conspiracy ideas take hold
Wasim Khaled, Blackbird.AI
BRICS de-Americanizing the Internet?
Daya Thussu, Hong Kong Baptist University
Socialization of science: The Covid 19 pandemic
Andrea Declich, Luciano d’Andrea, Knowledge and Innovation, Rome
Ethnography of administration: Fiction as practice
Satyajit Singh, UCSB Global Studies
Visit our YouTube Channel to listen to the recorded talks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCodfvHBTzMCGicdNh3HiwxA