The typical image of the Mongol conquests is one of fur-clad warriors on horseback pillaging and plundering with swords and shooting their enemies with bows and arrows. While not 100% inaccurate, it misses not only the complexity of the Mongol … Read more
The typical image of the Mongol conquests is one of fur-clad warriors on horseback pillaging and plundering with swords and shooting their enemies with bows and arrows. While not 100% inaccurate, it misses not only the complexity of the Mongol … Read more
The presentation will discuss the contribution of German communists to the revolution against slavery and the defeat of the Confederacy during the American Civil War. While the Lincoln administration and top Union generals developed a military strategy to restore the status quo antebellum … Read more
Identity Management Training is designed to educate individuals on the overall vulnerabilities of their digital footprint. This training will educate students on how to properly manage their online information: managing what they can, understanding what is out there that is … Read more
The Rage: The Vicious Circle of Islamist and Far Right Extremism explores the interaction between the "new" far right and Islamist extremists and considers the consequences for the global terror threat. Based on first-hand interviews, this book introduces readers to … Read more
Friday, 21 April 2017 11:20-1:30pm Graduate Luncheon Seminar: Digital Mapping in Historical Research and Teaching with STEPHEN ROBERTSON (Director of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at the George Mason University) Moderation: AARON HALE-DORRELL (UNC Chapel Hill, … Read more
As part of GWCseries and in cooperation with Carolina Center for the Study of the Middle East and Muslim Civilizations For more information: http://gwc2.web.unc.edu/
We have an awesome opportunity to sit down and have lunch with Mr. Courtney Brown on April 5th to discuss the three encompassing wars in Syria: (1) the war between the opposition and Assad (2) the war against ISIS (and … Read more
Speaker, Miriam Cooke, is a Braxton Craven Professor of Arab Cultures in the Department of History at Duke University. Cemil Ayden of the Department of History at UNC Chapel Hill will be moderating the talk. This event is part of the … Read more
As part of GWCseries and in cooperation with UNC Chapel Hill Curriculum in Peace, War, and Defense For more information: http://gwc2.web.unc.edu/
