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Why did Catherine the Great build the entire complex of the Hermitage ? This question could constitute the main thread in our presentation. Behind the origins of the Hermitage was the initial idea of…
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February 18th, 2021 Department
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The COVID pandemic has destabilized higher education globally, impeding research cooperation across countries, and limiting travel and study between countries. Amid weakened support for educational…
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January 26th, 2021 Department
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Is the current US uprising focused, for now, on equality, justice, and civil rights ––initiated largely by Black Lives Matter––related to the ongoing revolution in Belarus?…
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January 28th, 2021 Department
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In 2020, Russia underwent constitutional changes, aimed at possible extension of Vladimir Putin’s term in office until 2036. Top state officials openly declares the goal of…
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February 9th, 2021 Speaker
Vladimir Gel’man, European University at St.Petersburg & Helsinki University Department
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Hendrick Goltzius (1558–1617): Without Bacchus and Ceres, Venus is Chilled, c. 1604–6 This superb large drawing, executed in a manner that imitates the technique of engraving on copper,…
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November 12th, 2020 Department
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Catherine the Great founded the now internationally-renowned drawings collection of the Hermitage Museum with the purchase in 1768 of the cabinet of Count Charles Cobenzl (Brussels). At a time when…
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September 24th, 2020 Department
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The Yusupovs are renowned for their patronage and significant art collection established by Prince Nikolai Borisovich (1750-1831). Largely studied since the 19th century and more recently, this…
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October 22nd, 2020 Department
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Writing and Publishing in African Digital HumanitiesPanel Three, Princeton African Humanities Colloquium 2020 Speakers: Ng’ang’a Wahu-Mũchiri – University of Nebraska-LincolnKim…
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November 17th, 2020 Department
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Methods and Sources for African Digital HumanitiesPanel Two – Princeton African Humanities Colloquium 2020 Speakers: Chao Tayiana – African Digital HeritageEleni Castro – Boston…
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November 17th, 2020 Department
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Panel One of the Princeton African Humanities Colloquium 2020: Theorizing and Teaching African Digital Humanities Speakers: James Yeku – The University of KansasHlonipha Mokoena –…
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November 16th, 0020 Department
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The Keynote Address of the 2020 Princeton African Humanities Colloquium, delivered by Evelyn Fogwe Chibaka (University of Buea/CaPROWN).
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November 16th, 2020 Department
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Emerging economies are increasingly turning towards private sector financing to fund infrastructure and other development needs. While middle-income countries have the capacity to manage complex,…
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February 20th, 2020 Speaker
Micaela Giorcelli Department
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JRR 399
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Emerging economies are increasingly turning towards private sector financing to fund infrastructure and other development needs. While middle-income countries have the capacity to manage complex,…
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February 20th, 2020 Speaker
Atif Mian Department
PIIRS Location
JRR 399
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