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This week, Prof. William Matthews (London School Economics), will speak to our students about "Cohorence, Cognition, and Causation: Understanding 'Cultural' Differences through Chinese and Roman Divination" in our SDAC Guest Lecture Series. To register, contact Prof. Müller (dominik.m.muellerfa...

For this week's SDAC Guest Lecture, we're looking forward to hearing from Tomáš Petrů, Ph.D. (Oriental Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences). His topic: "Still 'Cautiously Friendly Ties'? China-Malaysia Relations Before, During and After Second Mahatir's Rule (2018 - February 2020)." Please regis...

For this week's Guest Lecture Series and the last lecture this year, we're happy to welcome Kikue Hamayotsu, Ph.D. (Norther Illinois University). Her topic: "Comparative Religious Regimes Formation in Southeast Asia" Registration as usual is required. Please contact dominik.m.muellerfau.de &nb...

This week, Prof. Dr. Baudouin Dupret will join us for the Guest Lecture Series on Thursday, December 11th 2020, 6-8pm Topic: Characterizing the World: Decision-Making and the Passage of Law To register, contact dominik.m.muellerfau.de

We have Dr. David Bromell talk in our Guest Lecture Series this week. His topic: Censored! Developing a Framework for Making Sound Decisions Fast This event will be held in person on Thursday, December 3rd, 6-8pm. Seating is limited.To register, contact dominik.m.muellerfau.de  

This week's Guest Lecture Series features Afsaneh Rigot with a talk on Tech, Human Rights, and Advocacy Decisions: LGBTQ Rights in the MENA Region and the Queer Dating Apps Case Study. Catch her talk on Thursday, November 19th from 6-8pm. To register, contact dominik.m.muellerfau.de

The SDAC Guest Lecture Series continues this Thursday, Nov. 12th from 6-8pm with Dr. Tomas Larsson from the University of Cambridge's Department of Politics and International Studies. He will talk about Thailand: Superstition and Politics

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The SDAC is excited to welcome the first speaker in this semester's Guest Lecture Series. Prof. Dr. Minh Nguyen from Universität Bielefeld will speak on "Peasants, Migrant Workers, and Supermarkets": An Ethnographic Account of Chinese Development from the Margin