Transregional Center for Democratic Studies
Spring Semester - 1999
February
February 25, 6:00 pm
Slavoj Zizek, philosopher
from the University of Ljubliana, Slovenia.
The Obscene Tolerance of
the Superego: Postcommunist Fantasies. Wolff
Conference Room (Rm. 242, 65 Fifth Ave. at 14th St.)
March - April
Hans Maeder Lecture Series with Kai
Erikson, The William R. Kenan Professor of Sociology and American
Studies at Yale University.
Reflections on the Collapse
of Yugoslavia: A Sociological View.
March 18, 6:00 - 7:30 pm War Comes to Western Slavonia. Swayduck Auditorium (65 Fifth Ave)
March 19, 12:00 pm Drawing Ethnic Boundaries. Wolff Conference Room (65 Fifth Ave.)
April 1, 6:00 pm
On Reading Maps and Telling.
Wolff
Conference Room (65 Fifth Ave.)
For additional information, please call Hana Cervinkova at (212)
229-5580
Fall Semester - 1998
September
Tuesday, September 15
Veran Matic, founder
of Radio B-92 in Belgrade, speaking about The
Role of Independent Broadcasting in Milosevic's Yugoslavia.
Wednesday, September 22
Jan Urban, journalist
and publisher of Transitions, Prague, Czech Republic, speaking about current
events in East Central Europe.
October
Wednesday,
October 7
Adam Michnik, on
a panel with Ira Katznelson and Irena
Grudzinska Gross on the occasion of the publication of his book,
Letters
from Freedom (University of California Press, 1998).
Thursday, October 8
Stefaan Verhulst,
Co-Director of the Oxford Programme on Comparative Media Law and Policy,
and Stuart N. Brotman, telecommunications
and information consultant, launches the first session of the conversatorium,
Media,
Law, and Society, sponsored by TCDS, the Squadron Program
on Media of Cardozo Law School, and the Oxford Programme.
November
Thursday, November 12
Andras Sajo, professor
of Law at CEU and contributing editor to the East European Constitutional
Review, speaking on the subject Hate Speech,
Electronic Media, and Law, Cardozo Law School, 1pm., rm
1023.
Friday, November 13
Krzysztof Czyzewski,
founder and director of the Center, Borderland of Cultures, Arts and Nations,
in Sejny, Poland,and Editor-in-Chief of Krasnogruda, will give a talk
Recreating the Culture of Dialogue in Central Europe. Wolff
Conference Room, 3pm.
Friday, November 20
Renata Salecl, Philosopher
and Sociologist at the Institute of Criminology, University of Ljubljana,
Slovenia, and visiting scholar at the University of Michigan speaking about
Do
We Still Believe in Authorities: Contemporary Subjectivity and the Big
Other. Wolff Conference Room, noon.
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