Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs

The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs program on Power, Wealth and Global Political Economy, presents “Commerce, Coalitions and the Rise of the Firm: the New Politics of New Trade by Mary Anne Madeira. Professor Madeira received her Ph.D. from the University of Washington and is currently an Assistant Professor at Lehigh University. Her work focuses on political economy and trade politics.

The RCGA International and Global Colloquium series presents Obie Porteous, Middlebury Assistant Professor of Economics, and the lecture “Decarbonization and Prospects for Agriculture in Africa’s Oil-Rich Economies.”

The RCGA International and Global Colloquium series presents William Pyle,
Frederick C. Dirks Professor of International Economics, and the lecture, “ Exiting Communism’s Enduring Effect on Russian Public Opinion.”

Please note that this event has currently reached both in-person and virtual capacity and is not able to accommodate additional participants.

Join the Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs for the return of our monthly Hot Topics Lunches. We will have a short lecture followed by a Q&A and discussion on a current hot topic in the news. Grab & go lunch from a local restaurant will be served.

The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs program on Global Health Challenges along with the department of Global Health, presents Nancy Fullman ‘07 and Gloria Ikilezi and “Exemplars in Vaccine Delivery: How Understanding Positive Outliers Can Inform Global Health Policy and Practice.”

The RCGA International and Global Colloquium Series presents Hang Du, Middlebury professor of Chinese and her research on Friday, February 25, 2022 at 12:30 pm via zoom.

The Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs will host the conference “Understanding 9/11: Causes, Legacies and Lessons. This conference will bring together academic, economic, legal, security, and strategic specialists to examine 9/11’s impact—domestically and abroad—to better understand its transformative effects and the lessons it offers in the areas of foreign policy, security, and domestic politics.

The RCGA International and Global Colloquium series presents Jacob Tropp, Middlebury College Professor of History and John Spencer Professor of African Studies, and the lecture “Diné (Navajo) Health Concerns on the Global Stage: Transnational Politics of Uranium Mining and Settler Colonialism in the Late 1970s to Early 1980s.” Friday, January 21, 2022 from 12:30-1:30 pm.

Join the Rohatyn Student Advisory Board for a Hot Topics Lunch on recent developments in the South China Sea. A short lecture followed by a Q&A/discussion period with lunch from a local restaurant. RSVP at go/RSAB to attend.

Photographers Jon Henry and Mikael Owunna discuss their artistic responses to police murder of Black men. Andrew Plumley ’11 (Senior Director, Equity & Culture, American Alliance of Museums) moderates this online conversation, which will include audience Q&A. Free.

Advance registration required. Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/OwunnaHenry.