CES News & Events September 19, 2021

Invitation Virtual Open House

Virtual Open House Thursday, September 23, 2021 12:00pm - 1:00pm (EDT) CES invites you to join us as we launch the 2021-2022 academic year at our virtual open house. Learn about the many programs we have to offer. RSVP required. We look forward to seeing you!

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Visiting Scholars 2021-2022

This fall CES welcomes five John F. Kennedy Memorial Fellows, who will be in residence. Seven Visiting Scholars from Europe and beyond will be participating virtually during the fall semester. View Profiles

New Affiliates

Graduate Students Affiliates Bes Bajraktarević Emma Ebowe Rustam Khan Tsiona Lida Michael Mango Nathaniel Moses Nikolas Weyland

Local Affiliates Juergen Braunstein Ian McManus Jelena Nikolic

Dissertation Grant Recipients

CES congratulates 19 Harvard and MIT graduate students from 12 disciplines who received grants for their dissertations on Europe during the 2021-2022 academic year. View their profiles and diverse research below: Dissertation Completion Fellowship Recipients Krupp Foundation Dissertation Research Fellowship Recipients

Research Assistantship Openings

Harvard College students take note! CES is offering three research assistantship positions, each an excellent opportunity to work with a John F. Kennedy Memorial Fellow on a cutting-edge European research project. Keep a lookout for more positions to be posted! Details here.

Central Banking after the Great Recession  More

Causes and Consequences of Economic Inequality More

Uncle Sam in the Old World  More

New Working Papers

Read the latest Open Forum Series working papers on the pandemic in Portugal and explorations of modern American democracy via the lens of political sage M. de Tocqueville. If you are interested in submitting a paper, visit Open Forum Series to learn more.

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New Seminar Series Launch

CES is pleased to announce the launch of a new seminar series entitled, Academic Knowledge: Past and Future, which will address academia and disciplinary knowledge as a former and current conveyer of systematic oppression. This seminar is organized by Harvard Social Studies Lecturers Andrew Brandel and Charles Clavey, as well as current CES Graduate Student Affiliate Gili Kliger. Events in the series will be posted soon. More

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