Fall 2012

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Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
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2	3	4 - “Bolivia: A Lens On Latin America”	5 - Latin American History Working Group Lecture	6 - Mexico Working Group Panel Discussion	7 - Robert Cooter	8
9	10	11	12	13 - Josep Colomer	14 - Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar	15 - Film Screening Neighboring Sounds
16	17	18	19 - Panel Discussion: “Crisis of the Euro”	20 - International Working Group Open House	21 - The Antonine Constitution after 1800 years: Citizenship and Empire in Europe, 200-1900	22 - The Antonine Constitution after 1800 years: Citizenship and Empire in Europe, 200-1900
23	24	25 - Jose Antonio Aguilar Rivera	26	27 - From Street to Screen: A Festival of North African Film	28	29
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To see the full list of student-oriented events, please click here. Tuesday, September 4 “Bolivia: A Lens On Latin America” Featuring: Rev. Michael Gillgannon Theologian, Philosopher, Lifelong Missioner in Bolivia Introduction: Rev. Robert Pelton, CSC Director, Latin American/North American Church Concerns, Professor of Theology Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow University of Notre Dame Chair: Victor Maqque PhD Candidate, Department of History University of Notre Dame 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, September 5 Latin American History Working Group Discussion Professor Elisa Servin Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia “Frank Tannenbaum y la revolución cubana” 4:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center There will be a precirculated paper at all meetings. For copies, or any other questions, please contact Felicia Moralez at fmoralez@nd.edu Thursday, September 6 Mexico Working Group Panel Discussion "The Left in Mexico Today: Is there a Future for the 132 Movement?" Elisa Servin Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia Guillermo Trejo Associate Professor of Political Science Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow, University of Notre Dame 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, September 7 Robert Cooter Herman F. Selvin Professor of Law University of California, Berkeley School of Law “Solomon’s Knot: How Law Can End the Poverty of Nations” 12:45 pm - Eck Hall of Law Notre Dame Program on Law and Human Development Thursday, September 13 Josep Colomer Distinguished Visiting Professor, Prince of Asturias Chair in Spanish Studies Georgetown University Research Professor, Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), Barcelona “Institutional Design: The Federal/Proportional Trade-Off” 4:00 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Friday, September 14 Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar "Disputed Elections: Challenging Electoral Outcomes as a Negotiation Tool" Victor Hernandez Huerta Kellogg PhD Fellow, Political Science There will be a precirculated paper at all seminars. For copies, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu. 3:15 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Saturday, September 15 Film Screening Neighboring Sounds Directed by Kleber Mendonca Filho Not Rated, 124 minutes Portuguese with English subtitles Kleber Mendonca Filho will be at the screening. 7:00 pm - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema Cosponsored with the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Wednesday, September 19 Panel Discussion “Crisis of the Euro” Jeffrey Bergstrand Professor of Finance Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Robert Fishman Professor of Sociology Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Nanovic Institute Faculty Fellow Alexandra Guisinger Assistant Professor of Political Science Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow 4:30 pm - Hesburgh Auditorium Moderated by Anthony Monta, Associate Director, Nanovic Institute Cosponsored with the Nanovic Institute of European Studies Thursday, September 20 International Working Group Open House 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm - Hesburgh Center Great Hall Thursday, September 20 through Saturday, September 22 Rome, Italy The Antonine Constitution after 1800 years: Citizenship and Empire in Europe, 200-1900 Cosponsored by The University of Notre Dame, The Kellogg Institute for International Studies, The Nanovic Institute for European Studies, The University of Chicago, The Center for the Study of Ancient Religions, Division of Humanities, Radboud University - The Faculty of Arts, The Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut, Rome, Harvard University - The Loeb Classical Library Foundation Tuesday, September 25 Jose Antonio Aguilar Rivera Department of Political Science Centro de Investigacion y Docencia Economicas (CIDE), Mexico City, Mexico Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow University of Notre Dame "Great Expectations: Democracy in Mexico and Its Discontents" 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, September 27 From Street to Screen: A Festival of North African Film Screening of Outside the Law (2010) Directed by Rachid Bouchareb Not Rated, 137 minutes French and Arabic with English subtitles Set against the backdrop of the Algerian War of Independence, OUTSIDE THE LAW centers on three brothers who are scattered across the globe after their family home is destroyed. Rachid Bouchareb's powerful follow-up to DAYS OF GLORY has drawn comparisons to THE GODFATHER saga for its echoes of the American gangster film. 6:30 pm - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema Cosponsored with the Program in French and Francophone Studies, the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, and Teaching Beyond the Classroom Grant, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, and the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts.

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
	1 - Wendy Griswold	2 - ~~Ernest Bartell & Tom Streit~~ CANCELED	3 - Paul Collier	4 - Public Reading with Fred Arroyo Paul Collier	5 - Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar	6
7	8 - Latin American History Working Group Lecture	9 - Sheri Berman	10 - Meninos do Morumbi	11 - Clark Gibson Meninos do Morumbi	12	13 - Meninos do Morumbi
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21	22	23 - Measuring Democracy Working Group Lecture Kristin Michelitch Luis Brovo	24 - Haiti Working Group Lecture	25 - Lori Beaman From Street to Screen: A Festival of North African Film	26 - Mexico Working Group Lecture Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar	27
28	29	30 - Jennifer Brass	31 - Asia and Asian Studies Working Group Meeting
To see the full list of student-oriented events, please click here. Monday, October 1 Africa Working Group Lecture “The Kano Durbar: Political Aesthetics and the Stool of Power” Wendy Griswold Professor of Sociology Bergen Evans Professor of Humanities Northwestern University 5:00pm - Geddes Hall Room B036 Wednesday, October 3 Paul Collier Director of the Centre for the Study of African Economies Oxford University "International Human Development: Has the US a Leadership Role?" 7:00 pm - Hesburgh Center Auditorium Reception to follow Cosponsored with the Initiative for Global Development and the Notre Dame Club of Chicago Thursday, October 4 Public Reading with Fred Arroyo Western Avenue and Other Fictions 4:30 pm - Notre Dame Conference Center Room 210-214 Cosponsored with Letras Latinas and the Institute for Latino Studies Thursday, October 4 Paul Collier Director of the Centre for the Study of African Economies Oxford University Sean Callahan Executive Vice President for Overseas Operations Catholic Relief Services "International Human Development and US Foreign Policy" 5:00 pm - JW Marriott Chicago, 151 West Adams Street Reception to follow, RSVP to kievents@nd.edu Cosponsored with the Initiative for Global Development and the Notre Dame Club of Chicago Friday, October 5 Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar "Campaigning with Empty Pockets: Why the Liberal Party wins Regional Elections in Colombia" Laura Gamboa Kellogg PhD Fellow, Political Science There will be a precirculated paper at all seminars. For copies, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu. 3:15 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Monday, October 8 Latin American History Working Group Lecture "The Complicated Moral Theology of a Tridentine Prelate in the New Kingdom of Granada." Max Deardorff PhD Candidate, History, University of Notre Dame There will be a precirculated paper for this lecture. For a copy, or any other questions, please contact Felicia Moralez at fmoralez@nd.edu 4:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 9 Sheri Berman Professor of Political Science Barnhard College, New York “Social Democracy and the Stabilization of Democracy in Europe” 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, October 10 – Saturday, October 13 Wednesday, October 10 Performance by Meninos do Morumbi with Brazilian Instrument & Dance Workshop 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm - Ricci Band Rehearsal Hall Cosponsored with the Program in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, the Brazil Club, and the Portuguese Language Club of Notre Dame Thursday, October 11 Bate-Papo Welcome for Meninos do Morumbi hosted by the Brazil Club, and the Portuguese Language Club 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm - LaFortune Ballroom Cosponsored with the Program in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, the Brazil Club, and the Portuguese Language Club of Notre Dame Saturday, October 13 Halftime Performance by Meninos do Morumbi with the University of Notre Dame Marching Band Cosponsored with the Program in Portuguese and Brazilian Studies, the Brazil Club, and the Portuguese Language Club of Notre Dame Thursday, October 11 Clark Gibson Professor of Political Science Director of the International Studies Program University of California at San Diego “Using Technology to Detect and Suppress Electoral Fraud” 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 23 Measuring Democracy Working Group Lecture "Betting Against the House: Opposition Candidacy and Electoral Success in Semi-Democratic Regimes" Keith Weghorst PhD Candidate, University of Florida at Gainsville There will be a precirculated paper for this lecture. For a copy, or any other questions, please contact Cecilia Pe Lero at clero@nd.edu 11:00 am - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 23 Kristin Michelitch Department of Political Science New York University Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow University of Notre Dame "Good Morning Timbuktu! The Impact of Radio on Democratic Agency in Rural Islamic Africa" 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 23 "La Puesta En Voz De La Poesia: La Antiguedad Multimedial"/"The Aural Staging of Poetry: Multimedia Antiquity" Lecture by Luis Brovo, 2012 Writer in Residence, University of Iowa; Uruguayan poet and essayist 4:30 - Hesburgh Center Auditorium Cosponsored with the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts and the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures. Wednesday, October 24 Haiti Working Group Lecture Tracy Kijewski-Correa Leo E. and Patti Ruth Linbeck Associate Professor of Civil Engineering and Geological Sciences Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Dustin Mix Master of Science Student College of Engineering "Engineering2Empower in Haiti" 8:00 pm - Room B036, Geddes Hall Thursday, October 25 Lori Beaman Assistant Professor of Economics Northwestern University "Do Job Networks Disadvantage Women? Evidence from a Recruitment Experiment in Malawi" 4:00 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, October 25 From Street to Screen: A Festival of North African Film Double Feature Screening of Free Men (2011) Directed by Ismail Ferroukhi Not Rated, 99 minutes French with English subtitles 6:30 pm - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema Screening of Le Grand Voyage (2004) Directed by Ismail Ferroukhi Not Rated, 108 minutes French with English subtitles 9:30 pm - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema Cosponsored with the Program in French and Francophone Studies, the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, and Teaching Beyond the Classroom Grant, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, and the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts. Friday, October 26 Mexico Working Group Lecture "The Americanization of Ethnic Mexican Women in Northwest Indiana, 1919-1965" Felicia Moralez PhD Candidate, History, University of Notre Dame There will be a precirculated paper for this lecture. For a copy, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu 12:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Friday, October 26 Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar "Political Learning and Democratic Commitment" Chad Kiewiet de Jonge PhD Candidate, Political Science There will be a precirculated paper at all seminars. For copies, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu. 3:15 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, October 30 Jennifer Brass Assistant Professor School of Public and Environmental Affairs Indiana University “NGOs, Civil Society and Democratic Participation in Kenya” 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, October 31 Asia and Asian Studies Working Group Meeting For all graduate students, faculty, and staff interested in Asia and Asian Studies. Please contact Megan Rogers at mroger10@nd.edu for details or with any questions. 3:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
				1 - Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Festivities	2	3
4	5 - Latin American Studies Program (LASP) Reception	6 - Rossana Castiglioni	7 - Development Studies Working Group Meeting	8 - Enrique Dussel Peters	9 - Mario Aquino Alves	10
11 - Diwali Celebration	12 - Luise White	13 - Rodrigo Zarazaga, SJ	14	15 - Ken Hackett From Street to Screen: A Festival of North African Film	16 - Mexico Working Group Meeting Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar	17
18	19 - Latin American History Working Group Lecture	20 - Measuring Democracy Working Group	21	22	23	24
25	26	27 - Measuring Democracy Working Group Lecture	28 - Ford Program Discussions on Development Series	29 - Elizabeth Tuleja Debate en Homenaje a Guillermo O'Donnell: El Futuro de la Democracia en Argentina	30 - Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar
To see the full list of student-oriented events, please click here. Thursday, November 1 Day of the Dead/Día de los Muertos Festivities 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm - Hesburgh Center Monday, November 5 Celebrate Latin America! Join us for an evening of music, food, and networking. Find out about classes and events related to Latin America and learn how you can do research internships, and more in the region. 6:00pm - Great Hall, Hesburgh Center Tuesday, November 6 Rossana Castiglioni Associate Professor of Political Science Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow University of Notre Dame “Against All Odds: Social Policy Rollbacks in Democratic Chile” 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, November 7 Development Studies Working Group Meeting For all graduate students, faculty, and staff who are interested in topics pertaining to Development Studies. Please contact Gail Weaver at aweaver5@nd.edu for details or with any questions 12:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Thursday, November 8 Enrique Dussel Peters Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) “Latin America and China: Socioeconomic Conditions and Challenges” 4:00 pm - Hesburgh Center C103 Friday, November 9 Mario Aquino Alves Associate Professor of Organization Theory and Civil Society Fundação Getulio Vargas SaoPaulo, Brazil "Beyond Corporate Social Responsibility: Businesses as Political Actors and the Coalitions for Education Policy Change in Brazil" 12:00 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center A light lunch will be served. Please let us know if you plan to attend: kievents@nd.edu Sunday, November 11 Diwali Celebration Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the largest festivals in India and symbolizes the triumph of truth over evil. This year's Diwali celebration will include prayers to Lord Ganesha, and Goddess Lakshmi, followed by food and dancing. 7:00 pm - LaFortune Ballroom Cosponsored with the Indian Association of Notre Dame, Campus Ministry, Graduate Student Union, and Notre Dame International. Monday, November 12 Africa Working Group Lecture "The Lost History of Rhonasians: Rhodesian Independence and the Place of Race in Decolonization” Luise White Professor of History 2012 Guggenheim Fellow University of Florida 5:00 pm - 119 DeBartolo Hall Tuesday, November 13 Rodrigo Zarazaga, SJ Director of the Centro de Investigacíon y Accíon Social (CIAS) Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow University of Notre Dame "Vote-Buying and Asymmetric Information" 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, November 15 Ken Hackett Former President of Catholic Relief Services "How Can A University Promote Integral Human Development?" Commentary by Ray Offenheiser President of Oxfam America Kellogg Institute Advisory Board Member 4:00 pm - Hesburgh Center Auditorium Thursday, November 15 From Street to Screen: A Festival of North African Film Double Feature Screening of Neither Allah Nor Master!/Secularism inch'Allah(2011) Directed by Nadia El Fani Not Rated, 71 minutes Arabic with English subtitles 6:30 pm - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema Director Nadia El Fani will be introducing the film and answering questions. Screening of Bab'Aziz-The Prince Who Contemplated His Soul (2006) Directed by Nacer Khamir Not Rated, 96 minutes Arabic and Farsi with English subtitles 9:30 pm - DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, Browning Cinema Cosponsored with the Program in French and Francophone Studies, the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, and Teaching Beyond the Classroom Grant, the Nanovic Institute for European Studies, and the Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts. Friday, November 16 Mexico Working Group Meeting "Disputed Elections: Challenging Electoral Outcomes as a Negotiation Tool" Victor Hernández Huerta PhD student, Political Science There will be a precirculated paper for this lecture. For a copy, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu 12:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Friday, November 16 Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar "Activating Rights" Cecilia Lero Kellogg PhD Fellow, Political Science There will be a precirculated paper at all seminars. For copies, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu. 3:15 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Monday, November 19 Latin American History Working Group Lecture "The Jesuits in Guanabara Bay: Jose de Anchieta, S.J. and the Makings of a Counter Reformation Mission" Anne McGinness Kellogg PhD Fellow, History 4:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, November 20 Measuring Democracy Working Group Svend-Erik Skaaning Associate Professor of Political Science Aarhus University, Denmark "Dealing with Democratic Diversity" 12:30 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Tuesday, November 27 Measuring Democracy Working Group Lecture David Altman Department of Political Science Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Santiago, Chile Kellogg Institute Visiting Fellow "Bringing Direct Democracy Back In: Toward a Three-Dimensional Measure of Democracy" Please contact Cecilia Pe Lero at clero@nd.edu should you have any questions. 11:00 pm - C104/105 Hesburgh Center Wednesday, November 28 Ford Program Discussions on Development Series "The Catholic Church, Holy Cross, and Human Development in Bangladesh" Fr. Frank Quinlivan, CSC Former Provincial of Holy Cross Priests in Bangladesh 7:00 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, November 29 Elizabeth Tuleja Associate Teaching Professor of Management Mendoza College of Business Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow University of Notre Dame "Cultural Intelligence and the Globally Mindful MBA Student" 4:00 pm - C103 Hesburgh Center Thursday, November 29 Debate en Homenaje a Guillermo O'Donnell: El Futuro de la Democracia en Argentina Panelists Roberto Gargarella, University of Buenos Aires, Law School Rubén Lo Vuolo, CIEPP Marcos Novaro, University of Buenos Aires, Political Science Luis Tonelli, University of Buenos Aires, Political Science Chair Martín Abregú, Ford Foundation 5:00pm (3:00pm EST) – Buenos Aires, Argentina (location to be determined) Event will be streamed live at http://www.anap-argentina.org/ Friday, November 30 Comparative Politics Discussion Seminar "Building Party Labels Without Parties? Party Identification in Post-Collapse Party Systems. The Case of Fujimorismo in Perú" Presentation by Carlos Melendez Kellogg PhD Fellow, Political Science There will be a precirculated paper at all seminars. For copies, or any other questions, please contact Rodrigo Castro Cornejo at rcastroc@nd.edu. 3:00 pm - C102 Hesburgh Center

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