In-Person: William James Hall Room #1550 (open to on-campus Harvard community)
The Harvard Culture and Social Analysis workshop has been meeting since 2003 and is currently being led by Michèle Lamont, Ellis Monk, Nicole Letourneau, Mari Sanchez, and Shira Zilberstein. Its purpose is to bring together, and facilitate exchange between, faculty, graduate students, and visitors working on a range of topics pertaining to the study of cultural products, forms, and processes. ...
Join us for the the Research Cluster on Comparative Inequality and Inclusion's welcome workshop. We will get to know each other and learn about the events planned for the year.
If you are a Cluster affiliate for the 2021-2022 academic year, please register to receive the Zoom meeting details.
If you are unfamiliar with the Harvard Library system, we recommend you watch the Welcome to the Harvard Library: Introduction and Advanced videos on the WCFIA orientation website prior to this session.
Today, student unions are distinct political institutions which function in every higher education system. Institution-based student unions associate into national unions and these further associate into regional student union federations. Student unions are the single most important mechanism of student impact on higher education. While organizational models of student unions and modes of student representation share many common characteristics worldwide, there are also notable regional and national variations.
This seminar will bring together distinguished student...
While a vast majority of the community are spread across the globe at this time, Harvard will gather virtually to acknowledge the conferral of degrees and the remarkable achievements of the Class of 2021.
This year’s program features addresses (including one salutatory in Latin) by three students from the college and graduate...
Cluster affiliates come together to share their in-progress research and gain insights from fellow affiliates on how to improve and develop their work.
Yuval Feinstein on Comparative National-Self Theory: An Outline and Preliminary Evidence
