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History and Political Economy Colloquium
HSSB 4020 University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States -
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Gender & Sexualities Colloquium: “Commodifying Contraception: A Political Economy of Sex in Interwar Britain”
October 3, 2025 12:00-1:50 pm HSSB 4020 Julie Johnson Warkentin (History, UCSB) will present a chapter of her dissertation, "Commodifying Contraception: A Political Economy of Sex in Interwar Britain."
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History and Political Economy Colloquium: Before Islamic Finance: A History of Muslim Private Banking from the Maghreb to Indonesia, 1750-1975
Please join us to welcome Professor Michael O'Sullivan from the University of North Carolina Chapel-Hill who will discuss the introduction to his forthcoming book Before Islamic Finance: A History of Muslim Private Banking from the Maghreb to Indonesia, 1750-1975. Professor O'Sullivan is a scholar of early modern and modern South Asia in the context of Ottoman […]
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History Associates Talk : Alfredo Gonzalez | “An American Promise: 20th Century US Military Naturalization.”
Vista Del Monte, 3775 Modoc Rd, Santa Barbara 3775 Modoc Rd., Santa BarbaraAssistant Professor of Political Science at UCSB, Alfredo Gonzalez will speak on "An American Promise: 20th Century US Military Naturalization." Despite widespread recognition that modern social welfare programs stem from the protections pledged to war veterans, commitments from Congress to naturalize immigrant service members and veterans are absent in debates on the military social safety […]
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Sarah Rodriguez: The Great North American Constitutional Revolution
HSSB 4020 University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States -
History of Science Colloquium: Matthew Restall, Discovering Columbus (and his Many Lives)
The next meeting of the History of Science Colloquium will take place on Tuesday November 4 at 1 pm. Matthew Restall will be presenting a talk entitled “Discovering Columbus (and his Many Lives),” which is based on his recent book. Matthew Restall is the Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of History and Anthropology and the Director […]
