Events

We welcome all to attend our in-person events.

This spring we will be featuring a two-day spring symposium on Attachment to Place in a World of Nations. Events are open to the wider BC community and the general public, and many will be streamed online. 

Clough Journal Launch and Celebration

04/25/24 Event Details

Adaptation: A Lifetime of Building Bridges

04/03/24 Event Details

Darwin’s Nightmare

11/30/23 Event Details

Fall Colloquium 2024: Attachment to Place in a World of Nations

10/05/23 Event Details

Tarek el-Ariss Book Talk

04/29/24 Event Details

Spring Symposium 2024: Attachment to Place in a World of Nations

03/14/24-03/15/24 Details

Making the National Geographic

11/16/23 Event Details

What the Constitution Means to Us 2023

09/14/23 Event Details

Dublin Seminar 2024: Dreams of Peace and Realities of War

05/27/24-06/01/2024 Event Details

The South of Our Imagination

12/07/23 Event Details

The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution

10/12/23 Event Details

Spring Symposium on Journalism and Democracy

03/15-17/23 Event Details

A Clough Distinguished Lecture by Craig Calhoun

11/17/22 Event Recording

What the Constitution Means to Us

09/12/22 Event Recording

Nationalism, Nation-Building and the Decline of Empires

5/25-27/23 Event Details

Coping With Defeat? A Roundtable Discussion

10/27/22 Event Recording

Getting to Reconciliation: A Comparative Perspective

9/15-16/22 Event Details

A Clough Distinguished Lecture by Sidney Tarrow

12/08/22 Event Details

2022 Midterms, A Clough Conversation

Featuring BC's David Hopkins, Resident Expert on Congressional Elections and Speaker, Kay L. Schlozman, J. Joseph Moakley Endowed Professor of Political Science

11/10/22 Event Details

Renewing Journalism, Restoring Democracy: Framing the Conversation

09/22/22 Event Recording

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