Why Sweden Did Not Build the Bomb: Testing the Swedish Case Against International Relations Theories
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Seminar
Thomas Jonter
paper available

History and Responsibility: Hebrew Literature and 1948
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Conference
Anita Shapira; Dan Miron; Hannan Hever; Chana Kronfeld; Todd Hasak-Lowy; Uri S. Cohen; Michal Arbell; Anat Weisman; Shira Stav; Michael Gluzman; Lital Levy; Gil Hochberg; Shaul Setter
June 13, 2011 - June 14, 2011

Hebrew Literature: The Impact of 1948
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Keynote Address
Dan Miron, Leonard Kaye Professor of Hebrew and Comparative Literature, Columbia University

Gender Relations in Transition: Austria and Europe in Comparative Perspective
Seminar
Max Preglau
Audio transcript available presentation available

“The Upheavals: Iran, America, and History’s New Wave”: Abbas Milani in conversation with Leon Wieseltier
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Conversation
Leon Wieseltier

Images Against Words: German and Soviet Engagements of the Other in World War II (1941-1943)
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Seminar
Jochen Hellbeck, Associate Professor, History, Rutgers University
Audio transcript available

The World Ahead
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Lecture
John Micklethwait, Editor, The Economist

Latency and Explicitness: Towards the Transformation of Metaphysics into General Immunology
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Lecture
Peter Sloterdijk, Philosopher and Writer

Hungary, the EU, and the U.S.
FSI Stanford, The Europe Center Seminar
H.E. Mr. György Szapáry, Ambassador of the Republic of Hungary to the United States

The NATO-EU-Russia Triangle: Different Perceptions and Approaches to International Security
Seminar
Franz Cede, Former Austrian Ambassador to Russia
Audio transcript available