Past Events

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series on Political Ecology Dian Ekowati, University of Brighton. Ekowati joined the School of Env...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Kacey Grauer, PhD Candidate, Anthropology The ancient Maya city of Aventura, Belize tells a...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series on Political Ecology Arryman Scholar and Sociology PhD Student Perdana Roswaldy This projec...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Jayson Maurice Porter, PhD candidate in History, Northwestern University  Overview: Based o...

2019 Arryman Fellow, Amrina Rosyada presents her Arryman research paper: "Of Germs and God: Vaccine Refusal Among Indo...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Mirna Nadia, Sociology The transfer of power from the Old Order (1945-1967) to the New Orde...

To register for webinar email: e-morrissey@northwestern.edu EDGS Graduate Student Lecture Series Gedeon Lim Ph.D. Candid...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Bahram Naderil, Anthropology Many warias (transgender women) in Indonesia identify as Musli...

EDGS Graduate Student Lecture Series Sari Ratri, Anthropology Population control projects in Indonesia seem to rely pred...

EDGS Graduate Student Lecture Series Hamed Yousefi, Art History The Iranian Revolution of 1979 is widely recognized as a...

Abstract: Elite theories tend to be shunned. This is, at least in part, because they are distasteful. They pertain to wh...

EDGS Research Talk Yan Slobodkin, Postdoctoral Fellow, Stevanovich Institute on the Formation of Knowledge, University o...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Emilio Lehoucq, Sociology Until the 1970s, Catholicism was the majority religion in Latin A...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Wanjing (Kelly) Chen, PhD Candidate in Geography, University of Wisconsin-Madison The Chine...

2018 Arryman Fellows present their year-long research papers. Papers can be found on the EDGS web site at: 2018 Arryman ...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Mikel Venhovens, Anthropology PhD student, School of Culture and Society at Aarhus Universi...

EDGS Graduate Student Lecture Series Rodrigo Barrenechea PhD Candidate, Political Science Why do some populist leaders p...

Honoring the graduate students that received EDGS research funding for summer 2019

Presented by Wen-Qing Ngoei Major studies of American foreign relations treat U.S. failures in Vietnam as the end of bot...

Elizabeth Derderian, Anthropology EDGS Graduate Lecture Series   States have long drawn on art and culture to represent ...

This one day workshop aims to bring together scholars on Indonesia and Turkey to have a fruitful conversation regarding ...

EDGS Graduate Student Lecture Series Brandon Kirk Williams PhD Candidate, History UC Berkeley On June 1, 1970, Indonesia...

EDGS and the Political Science Speaker Series on Society and Politics in the Asia-Pacific presents Threats and Political...

“Borobudur in Ruins: Art and Empire in the Early 19th Century” Dr. Sarah Tiffin is the author of Southeast Asia in Ruins...

EDGS Graduate Student Lecture Series Omri Tubi, Sociology In this paper I suggest that much of the development of medica...

“Outlining an Evolving Understanding of Borobudur” Dr. Hiram Woodward is Curator Emeritus for Asian Art at Walters Art M...

Luthfi Adam, History EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Since the early period of Dutch colonial expansion in Southeast Asia, ...

“Unfinished Business: Traces of Artists at Borobudur" Natasha Reichle is the Associate Curator of Southeast Asian Art at...

Laura Garcia Montoya, PhD Candidate, Political Science In this chapter, I theorize about the forces sustaining stables t...

Mr. Lubomir Zaorálek: Oligarchs and Divisive Populism in the Czech Republic Democracy in Czech lands was born one hundre...

EDGS Graduate Student Speaker Series Gde Metera, Political Science Previous research on Muslim democracies reveals that ...

Political Science Speaker Series on “Society and Politics in the Asia-Pacific” What is the meaning of the thousands of s...

Come join fellow Department graduate students, faculty, and staff at Taco Diablo to reconnect after the summer and get r...

2017 Arryman Fellows Symposium 2017 Arryman Fellows: Sofyan Ansori, Robie Kholilurrahman, Muhammad Ridha, and Perdana Ro...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Melike Arslan, Sociology Competition (Antitrust) laws are supposed to resolve the problems ...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Foroogh Farhang, Anthropology This paper explores legal, spatial and numeric anxieties that...

As wealth inequality grows, so does the sector devoted to hiding wealth, masking ownership, and avoiding taxation and ac...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Andrea Rosengarten, History Most current scholarship on segregation in Southern Africa acce...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Yoes Kenawas is an Arryman Scholar and a third-year graduate student in comparative politic...

EDGS and Political Science Speaker Series on “Society and Politics in the Asia-Pacific” Panel discussion with Prof. Will...

EDGS and Political Science Speaker Series on “Society and Politics in the Asia-Pacific” Christian Sorace, Assistant Prof...

EDGS and Political Science Speaker Series on “Society and Politics in the Asia-Pacific” Bin Xu, Assistant Professor, Dep...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Melody Shum, History The Police Mixte was a Franco-Chinese joint-institution established in...

Interdisciplinary Symposium on the Southeast Asian Environment. As a major center of global biodiversity and natural res...

EDGS Graduate Lecture Series Sabina Puspita, Political Science What explains the varying outcomes in movements’ capacity...