Division of Social Science Events

Division of Social Science Winter Quarter 2004
Name	Topic	Date / Time
Ed Dover	Florida Vote Controversy: 2000 Presidential Elections	Wed, January 14, 12-12:50
John Rector	Neoliberalism in Chile: A Model for Latin America?	Wed, February 4, 12-12:50
William Smith	Cosmologizing State and Market: Indigenous Autonomy in Totnacapan Mexico	Fri, February 6, 12-12:50
Marty Otanez	Bonded Labor and Corporate Citizenship in Malawi Africa	Wed, February 11, 12-12:50
Bobby Vaughn	African Diaspora through Ojos Mexicanos	Fri, February 13, 12-12:50
Debra Klein	Managing the Gap Between Local and Global Markets for Yoruba Traditional Performance	Fri, February 20, 12-12:50
Vivian Amantana	Leaving Home for the Streets: Voices of Youth from Ghana's Streets	Tues, February 24, 12-12:50
Hillary Crane	Men in Spirit: The Masculinization of Taiwanese Buddhist Nuns	Fri, February 27, 12-12:50
Gordon Thomas Gray	Shame and the 4th Wall: Some Thoughts Anthropology of the Cinema	Mon, March 1, 12-12:50
Robert Lewis Werling	Disproportionate Minority Involvement with the Police: A Service Utilization Analysis	Tues, March 2, 12-12:50
Robert Brooks	A National Survey of Psychiatrists and State Mental Health Directors Regarding Involuntary Commitment	Fri, March 5, 12-12:50
Professor Neil Smith Wayne Morse Chair of Law and Politics, University of Oregon	Moran Memorial Lecture "Lost Geographies and Failed Globalizations: From Versailles to Iraq"	Thursday, January 29, 2004
Spring Quarter 2004
Name	Topic	Date / Time
Tammy Garland	Saving Our Youth: A Preliminary Evaluation of the ARK Programme	Wed, April 7, 12-12:50
Dean Braa	Basic Marxist Problematics: Continuing Relevance for the Social Sciences	Wed, April 14, 12-12:50
Mark Moritz	Pastoral Intensification: Involution or Revolution?	Wed, April 21, 12-12:50
Julia Meredith Hess	Frogs in the Ocean: From South America to the United States, Transformations in Tibetan Diaspora Identity	Mon, April 26, 12-12:50
Mark Henkels	Oregon's Senior Services in Face of Ongoing Budget Crisis: Cutting the Way to Less Autonomy and Higher Costs?	Wed, May 5, 12-12:50
Kathleen Casey	Women, Education, and Marriage: Cassie Stump and the Vespertine Literary Society, 1872-1882	Wed, May 12, 12-12:50
Ben Lowe	Archaeology and the Environment: The Piscatorial Universe of Manilius' Astronomica	Fri, May 21, 12-12:50
Peter Callero	Community Organizing as Critical Pedagogy	Wed, May 26, 12-12:50
Fall and Winter Quarters 2004/2005
Name	Topic	Date / Time
Jeremy Tanzer	Changing the Words so theyt Make More Sense: The Music of teh Industrial Workers of the World	October 14, 2004, 3:30 PM
Dr. Max Geier	From Campus to Country: Planning and Implementing the Western Oregon University Rural Teachers Project	November 3, 2004, 12:15 - 12:50 PM
Dr. Ed Dover	Election 2004 Analysis	November 10, 2004, 12:00 PM
Dr. Kim Jensen	Esther Pohl Lovejoy, M.D. 1919-1967: A Global Vision for Women in Medicine and International Medical Relief	January 26, 2005, 12:00 PM
Dr. Mary Pettenger	The Netherlands' Climate Control Policy: Touchstone or Lead Weight	February 16, 2005, 12:00 PM