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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Timothy J. Coates
The town of Castro Marim in Portugal was a legal haven and later the site of internal exile for several thousand minor sinners and convicts from the Middle ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Nazan Maksudyan
How did the life and work of Johannes Manissadjian, a successful scientist during the Armenian genocide, contribute to understanding the disappearance and ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Fabiane Popinigis
What was the role of the intersections of race, class/ethnicity and gender in different lawsuits initiated by women who worked in retail stores against ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Louise C. de Mello
How did the violent process of defining national territories and borders in the Amazon during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries contribute to the ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Julia A. B. Hegewald
How did Jainism rise and decline in Karnataka? Originating in East India in the sixth century BCE, Jainism reached Karnataka by the second century CE. By the ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Victoria Basualdo
Latin American dictatorships in the mid-twentieth century: How connected were they with the economic, social and labor struggle? This lecture will mainly ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Claudia Bernardi
How did the term "bracero" evolve from identifying landless peasants in the late nineteenth century to representing Mexican contract workers during World War ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Pamela Crossley
The vogue for "ethnicity" in many fields of historical study has reified a concept for which there is little direct evidence in the historical record before ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Nabil Matar
The study of captivity in the early modern Mediterranean has largely relied on European and Ottoman sources. The Arabic archive furnishes further information ...
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Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by João Fragoso & Thiago Krause
In the next Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture on October 24, João Fragoso and Thiago Krause will do a comparative analysis of the two largest slaving ports in ...
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