Spring 2010

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Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	1	2 - Jeffrey H. Bergstrand	3	4 - Taylor Boas	5	6
7	8	9 - Dan Brinks	10	11 - Benjamin Junge John McArthur - CANCELED	12 - Carnaval	13
14	15	16 - Amy Reynolds IDS Info Session	17	18 - Business on the Front Lines: Reports from the Field	19	20
21	22	23 - Alexandre Debs	24 - Marjorie Garber Quechua Culture Night	25 - Cynthia Enloe Migrants Working Group FTT Talks Africa Working Group	26 - Ford Program Student Conference on Human Development	27 - Ford Program Student Conference on Human Development
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Tuesday, February 2 Jeffrey H. Bergstrand Professor of Finance University of Notre Dame Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow "The Growth of Bilateralism" 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, February 4 Taylor Boas Department of Political Science Boston University Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "Controlling the Airwaves: Incumbency Advantage and Community Radio in Brazil" 4:15pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, February 9 Dan Brinks Associate Professor of Political Science; Concurrent Associate Professor of Law University of Notre Dame “New Courts for New Democracies: Judicial Changes in Latin America from 1975 to 2009” 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, February 11 Benjamin Junge Department of Anthropology State University of New York, New Paltz Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "The Neoliberalization of Participatory Democracy: Grassroots Community Leaders' Perceptions of Change and Continuity in Porto Alegre, Brazil" 4:15pm - C103 Hesburgh Center John McArthur - CANCELED Friday, February 12 12th Annual Celebration of Brazilian Carnaval 8:00pm - South Dining Hall Tuesday, February 16 Amy Reynolds Department of Sociology Princeton University Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "Catholic and Costa Rican: Bishops’ Discourse Over Free Trade" 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Ford Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity International Development Studies Minor Program Information Session 6:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, February 18 "Business on the Front Lines: Reports from the Field" 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Ford Program for Human Development Studies and Solidarity and the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies Tuesday, February 23 Alexandre Debs Assistant Professor of Political Science, Yale University “Living by the Sword and Dying by the Sword?: Leadership Transitions in and out of Dictatorships” 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, February 24 Provost Distinguished Woman Lecturer Series “Shakespeare and Modern Culture” Lecture by Marjorie Garber, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of English and of Environmental Studies, Harvard University 4:30pm - Hesburgh Center Auditorium Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, the Department of English, the Provost's Office, the Graduate School, the Program for Gender Studies, the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, and the Nanovic Institute for European Studies Quechua Culture Night Have you ever wanted to learn more about the indigenous people of Peru? Have you seen Quechua classes and fellowships offered but really don’t know much about the language and culture? Join us for an evening of music, dance, film, language learning and more. Prof. Ines Callalli, a native of Peru, will share her traditions. 6:30pm - C103 and the Great Hall Hesburgh Center Thursday, February 25 Cynthia Enloe Research Professor of International Development and Social Change and Women's Studies Clark University "Picking Up the Pieces: Feminist Perspectives on Life after War" 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies Migrants Working Group Juan Javier Pescador Associate Professor of History Michigan State University "Border Crossing Saints, Border Crossing Families: The Holy Child of Atocha and the Mexican Experience in the 20th Century United States" 4:30pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center FTT Talks: Reading and Book Signing with Playwright/Screenwriter Jose Rivera 6:00pm - Snite Museum of Art, Annenberg Auditorium Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Latin American Studies Program, the Department of Film Television and Theatre, and the Institute for Latino Studies Africa Working Group Discussion with the Africa Faith and Justice Network Special guests, Allison Burket, Associate Director for Program Development and Policy and Bahati Jacques, Policy Analyst from the Africa Faith and Justice Network, Washington, DC "Justice of Proximity: Stories from the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Kamenge Youth Center in Bujumbura, Burundi" 6:30pm - Coleman-Morse, Hammes Student Lounge Cosponsored by the Africa Working Group of the Kellogg Institute for International Studies and the Africa Faith and Justice Group of Notre Dame Friday, February 26 - Saturday, February 27 Ford Program Student Conference on Human Development Hesburgh Center

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	1	2 - David Backer	3	4 - James Habyarimana	5	6
7	8	9	10	11 - Simon Evenett	12	13
14	15	16 - Carlos Guevara Mann	17 - Halbert Jones	18	19 - Asian Film Festival & Conference	20 - Asian Film Festival & Conference
21	22	23	24 - Romero Days Ford Program Discussions on Development Series	25 - Ana Carrigan Romero Days	26 - ~~Romero Days~~	27
28	29 - Notre Dame Law Review Symposium "Freedom of Expression in Latin America" Migrants Working Group Discussion Romero Days	30 - Nuno Senos Making a Living, Making a Difference	31
Tuesday, March 2 David Backer Assistant Professor of Government College of William and Mary "Who Reconciles? Influences on Victims' Reactions to Legacies of Conflict" 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies Thursday, March 4 James Habyarimana Assistant Professor in Public Policy Georgetown University "Heckle and Chide: Results of a Randomized Road Safety Intervention in Kenya" 4:15pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Cosponsored by the Ford Family Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity Thursday, March 11 at 12:30 pm Hesburgh Center, Room C104/105 “An Account of Crisis-Era Protectionism” Lecture by Simon Evenett, International Trade Economist, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland "The Global Overview: Has Stabilisation Affected The Landscape of Crisis-Era Protectionism?" Please RSVP to therese.hanlon@nd.edu if you would like to attend this lecture Tuesday, March 16 Carlos Guevara Mann Assistant Professor of Political Science University of Nevada, Reno Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow “Political Ambition and Congressional Careers: A Comparative Examination of Deputies’ Reelection in Chile and Panama, 1990-2010” 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, March 17 Halbert Jones Senior Fellow, Mexico and Central America Program David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies Harvard University "For the Record: The Challenges of Researching, Compiling, and Declassifying the Official History of U.S. Foreign Relations" 6:15 pm - C100 Hesburgh Center Auditorium Friday, March 19 - Saturday, March 20 Asian Film Festival & Conference DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Special Studies: Asia in Film: Exploring Cultural Identities Wednesday, March 24 Bishop Alvaro Ramazzini of Guatemala "Civil and Human Rights and the Diocese of San Marcos, Guatemala" 12:30pm - 1130 Eck Hall of Law Romero Days Mass 5:15pm - Basilica of the Sacred Heart Ford Program Discussions on Development Series "It's the Water, Stupid" Discussed by David Lodge Professor of Biological Sciences and Director of Notre Dame's Center for Aquatic Conservation Molly Lipscomb Assistant Professor of Economics and Econometrics and Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow 7:00pm - LaFortune Montgomery Auditorium Refreshments will be served Thursday, March 25 Ana Carrigan Journalist, Author, and Cinematographer "The Palace of Justice: A Colombian Tragedy" 12:30pm - Hesburgh Center Auditorium *MONSEÑOR (Monseñor, the Last Journey of Oscar Romero)* Romero Days Documentary–US Premiere 8:00pm - Browning Cinema, DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Friday, March 26 ~~FTT Talks - *MONSEÑOR (Monseñor, the Last Journey of Oscar Romero)* - A discussion with the film's creative team~~ CANCELED Monday, March 29 Notre Dame Law Review Symposium "Freedom of Expression in Latin America" With presenters: Catalina Botero, Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression at the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Carlos Ayala, former President of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, Chris Cervenak, former Coordinator of Pro Acceso in Chile With comments by: Paolo Carozza, Associate Professor of Law, University of Notre Dame Dan Brinks, Associate Professor of Law and Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Notre Dame, Douglass Cassel, Director of the Center for Civil and Human Rights, Notre Dame Presidential Fellow, and Professor of Law, University of Notre Dame McKenna Auditorium For a full schedule for this event, please visit: http://law.nd.edu/about/conferences/freedom-of-expression-in-latin-america/ Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, the Notre Dame Law Review, and the Gallivan Program in Journalism, Ethics and Democracy Migrants Working Group Discussion “On the Sociology of Exile and Identity: the Creation and Maintenance of the Cuban Exile Ideology” Lecture by Guillermo Grenier, Professor of Sociology and Global Sociocultural Studies, Florida International University 4:30pm - McKenna Hall, Room 110-114 *MONSEÑOR (Monseñor, the Last Journey of Oscar Romero)* Romero Days Documentary Screening with Student Discussion led by Timothy Matovina, Director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism and Professor of Theology, University of Notre Dame 6:45pm Montgomery Auditorium, LaFortune Student Center Tuesday, March 30 Nuno Senos Resident Director, CIEE Study Center Lisbon - FCSH/UNL ’A Saint of Your Color’: Black and Pardo Saints in Franciscan Brazil 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Making a Living, Making a Difference Keynote Address by Ray Offenheiser, President of Oxfam America 6:30pm - Geddes Hall, Andrews Auditorium Information Fair 7:30pm - Geddes Hall, Coffee House Fireside Chat with Ray Offenheiser, President of Oxfam America 7:30pm - Geddes Hall, Don McNeill Library Cosponsored by the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Center for Social Concerns, the Department of Political Science, the Higgins Labor Studies Program, the Master of Nonprofit Administration Program, the Career Center, and the Law School Career Service Office

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
				1 - Valerie Sperling	2	3
4	5	6 - Marcus Kurtz	7	8 - Gary Urton	9 - The Church in Asia Symposium	10 - The Church in Asia Symposium
11	12 - Latin American Studies Presentation Night	13 - "The Immigration Debate"	14 - ~~Ford Program Discussions on Development Series~~	15	16 - Africa Working Group	17
18	19	20 - Nicolas Shumway	21	22 - ~~Leonard Wantchekon~~ CANCELED	23	24 - “Food for Thought” Film Series
25	26	27 - Emilio Kouri	28	29 - Andrés Montoya Poetry Prize Reading	30	31
Thursday, April 1 Valerie Sperling Associate Professor of Government Clark University “Altered States: the Globalization of Accountability” 4:15pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, April 6 at 12:30pm Marcus Kurtz Associate Professor of Political Science Ohio State University “The Social Foundations of Institutional Order: Society, War or the ‘Resource Curse’ in South American State Building” 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, April 8 Gary Urton Dumbarton Oaks Professor of Pre-Columbian Studies Harvard University “A New World Perspective on Global Intellectual and Religious History: Accounting, Confession, and Record Keeping in the Colonial Andes” 4:15pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, April 9 - Saturday, April 10 Symposium The Church in Asia, Part II: South and Southeast Asia April 9 & 10, 2010 Hesburgh Center for International Studies Presented by Notre Dame’s Center for Asian Studies, the series of symposia on “The Church in Asia” aims to explore the past, present, and future of Catholicism in Asia. This year’s symposium, the second in the series, will feature three eminent scholars of Catholicism in Asia and will focus on the Church in India, Indonesia, and the Philippines. The series began in 2009 by focusing on East Asia and will conclude with a conference in Asia next year. The symposium is cosponsored by the Center for Asian Studies, the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, and the Department of Theology. Monday, April 12 Latin American Studies Presentation Night 6:30pm - C-103 and Great Hall, Hesburgh Center Reception to follow Tuesday, April 13 "The Immigration Debate" Jorge Bustamante Eugene P. and Helen Conley Professor of Sociology University of Notre Dame Gilberto Cardenas Professor of Sociology, Julián Samora Chair in Latino Studies, Assistant Provost; Director, Institute for Latino Studies and The Inter-University Program for Latino Research (IUPLR) University of Notre Dame 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, April 14 ~~Ford Program Discussions on Development Series~~ CANCELED 7:00pm - Coleman-Morse Hammes Lounge Friday, April 16 Africa Working Group Lecture by David Backer, Assistant Professor of Government, College of William and Mary and Kroc Institute Visiting Fellow "Watching the Bargain Unravel? A Panel Survey of Victims' Attitudes about Transitional Justice in Cape Town, South Africa" 12:00pm - C102 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, April 20 Nicolas Shumway Tomás Rivera Regents Professor of Spanish Language and Literature Chair, Department of Spanish Language and Literature University of Texas at Austin “How Liberalism Became a Bad Word in Argentina” 12:30pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, April 22 ~~Leonard Wantchekon~~ Professor of Politics and Economics New York University CANCELED Saturday, April 24 at 6:30pm “Food for Thought” Film Series Film Screening, One Water Featuring a post-screening panel discussion with Notre Dame faculty and students, moderated by movie Director Sanjeev Chatterjee DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema This is a free but ticketed event, for more information visit performingarts.nd.edu Cosponsored by the Ford Family Program in Human Development Studies and Solidarity of the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, the Department of Theology, the College of Arts and Letters, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, the Office of Sustainability, the Center for Social Concerns, the Notre Dame Holocaust Project, and the Notre Dame Student Government’s Global Water Initiative Tuesday, April 27 Emilio Kourí Associate Professor of History, The University of Chicago “Imaginary Communities: Indians and Campesinos in Mexican Social Thought” 12:30pm C103 Hesburgh Center April 29 Andrés Montoya Poetry Prize Reading With special guests: Paul Martinez Pompa, winner of the 4th edition of the Andrés Montoya Poetry Prize Martín Espada, Pulitzer Prize finalist 7:00 pm - Eck Visitors Center Auditorium Co-sponsored by the Helen Kellogg Institute for International Studies, the Institute for Latino Studies, the Henkels Lecture Series, the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, the Graduate School, the José E. Fernández Caribbean Initiative, and the Creative Writing Program.

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