March

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					1 Fulbright Information Session (12:00PM) Javanese music: Gamelan Demonstration (3:30 PM) Film Screening: Position Among the Stars (07:00 pm)	2 Indonesian Dance Workshop and Performance (02:00 pm)
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10	11	12 Father and Mother of the People: Thinking Through Ming Bureaucratic Paternalism (12:00PM) Sociolinguistic Continuities in Language Contact Situations: The Case of Portuguese in Contact with Spanish Along the Uruguayan-Brazilian Border--A LACS Bate Papo Talk (12:00PM) Center for Chinese Studies: "Father and Mother of the People: Thinking Through Ming Bureaucratic Paternalism" (12:00PM) WCED Lecture. “De-democratization in Romania? Assessing the Turbulent Year 2012.” (4:00 PM) Africa Workshop: “Religion, Identity and Conflict: Dynamics of State Formation in 20th Century Angola" (4:00PM)	13 CREES Noon Lecture. “Understanding Radical Evil: Communism and Fascism as Open Wounds.” (12:00 PM) Journalistic Professionalism Revisited: A Case Study of Citizen Journalists at OhmyNews in South Korea (04:00 PM) Journalistic Professionalism Revisited: A case study of citizen journalists at OhmyNews in South Korea (04:00 PM) Berj H. Haidostian Annual Distinguished Lecture. "Finding Nemesis." (7:00 PM)	14 Fulbright Information Session (12:00PM) CJS Noon Lecture - Housewives and Salarymen in Postbubble Japan: Are We Facing a Changing Gender Contract? (12:00PM)	15 Conference: Picturing Empire: Race and the Lives of the Photographs of Dean C. Worcester in the Philippines (09:00 AM) Islam in Contemporary Spain: Identities and Representations (10:00AM) Lecture. "The March of Humanitarianism: 'Clooneyal' Visibilities and the Fragmentation of the Sudan." (2:00PM) Annual Culture Show: Sounds of Africa (7:30PM)	16 East Asia Immersion Workshop SHIFTING MEANINGS: Translation in Children’s and Young Adult Literature (9:00 AM) In Another Country (2:00PM) When China Met Africa (7:00PM) Concert. Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble. (8:00 PM)
17	18 Crepuscular Secularism: The Post-secular Intellectual in Europe and the Middle East (9:00 AM) Arctic Internships: Information Session (12:00 PM)	19 Center for Chinese Studies: "The Cultural Politics of the Brushstroke" (12:00PM) The Cultural Politics of the Brushstroke (12:00PM) WCED Lecture. “Getting Georgia Right: The Former Soviet Union’s Most Unexpected Country.” (4:00 PM)	20 2013 LSA Majors/Minors Expo (11:00 AM) CREES Noon Lecture. “Bought and Sold: Living and Losing the Good Life in Socialist Yugoslavia.” (12:00 PM) Ann Arbor Film Festival Juror Presentation: Marcin Gizycki - Polish Animation (12:00 PM) Elder Sang-Yong Nam Memorial Lecture (4:00PM)	21 "Missionaries and the Rise of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt" (4:00 PM) #MUSLIMRAGE: Deconstructing Islamophobia (7:00 PM)	22 Ann Arbor Film Festival: Polish Avant-Garde Animation Films (05:00 PM)	23 The Transition Period (Shu Ji) (7:00PM)
24 Indonesian Potluck (01:00 PM)	25 ASP Roundtable. "Imperial Violence: Gender, Ethnicity and the State in the Last Years of the Ottoman Empire." (4:00 PM)	26 Panel Discussion: What Keeps Chinese Officials in Check, If At All? (10:00AM) State Capacity and the Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights Laws in China (12:00PM) Conversations on Europe. "Counting the Sick and Dead: Surveillance and Society in Contemporary Europe." (4:00 PM) Africa Workshop: “Remaking Space for Neoliberal Urbanism: Dispossession through Urban Renewal in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia" (4:00PM) Annual Gamelan Concert (08:00 PM)	27 CREES Noon Lecture. “Escaping the Poverty Trap: Economic Convergence between Russian Regions in the 1990s and 2000s.” (12:00 PM) Taekwondo as a global physical culture: Past, present, and future (2:30PM) "They are Orientals and They Love the East" (4:00 PM) Islam and the Challenge of Black Muslim Globalities in the 21st Century (4:00 PM)	28 CJS Noon Lecture - Gender-based Differences in Social Interactions and Their Effects on Subjective Well-being Among Older Japanese Adults (12:00PM) Conversations on Europe/ WCED Lecture. "Fiscal Policy and Growth: Implications for the Euro Area." (4:00 PM) Interdisciplinary Seminar in Islamic Studies: Renata Holod (4:00 PM) Orientation and Q&A for Students Considering a Major or Minor in International Studies (4:00PM)	29 Fault Lines of Faith: Reporting on International Conflict, Religion and Human Rights (1:00PM) Women Writing in Early Twentieth Century Bengal: Contesting the Formation of a New National Identity (4:00 PM) Watching a Geisha Dance: Choreography as Historical Source (7:00PM)	30 From Artifact to Art:Tibetan Paintings from the Himalayan Hills (9:00 AM) Old Boy (2:00PM)
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