🚨 New Virtual Lecture Series: Historical Political Economy of Bureaucracy & State Building 🚨

As a part of my class on HPE of bureaucracy (janvogler.net/Class_08_HPE_B…), I’m announcing a lecture series hosted at @UniKonstanz.

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1. Guest Lecture: Miguel Centeno (@PrincetonSPIA) on “State Development in Latin America”

Day: Friday, November 19, 2021
Time: 3.00–4.30 PM CET / 9.00–10.30 AM ET

Link to Profile: sociology.princeton.edu/people/miguel-…

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2. Guest Lecture: Melissa Lee (@PUPolitics) on “Literacy and State–Society Interactions in Nineteenth-Century France” (2021 Best Article Award by @ApsaEuro)

Day: Friday, December 3, 2021
Time: 3.00–4.30 PM CET / 9.00–10.30 AM ET

Link to Article: doi.org/10.1111/ajps.1…

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3. Guest Lecture: @YuhuaWang5 (@Harvard) on “The Rise and Fall of Imperial China: The Social Origins of State Development” (New Book with @PrincetonUPress)

Day: Thursday, Dec. 9, 2021
Time: 4.30–6.00 PM CET / 10.30 AM–12.00 PM ET

Link to Profile: scholar.harvard.edu/yuhuawang/rese…

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4. Guest Lecture: Jos Raadschelders (@OhioState) on “Comparative Bureaucratic Development and the Dutch Bureaucracy”

Day: Friday, December 17, 2021
Time: 3.00–4.30 PM CET / 9.00–10.30 AM ET

Link to Profile: glenn.osu.edu/jos-raadscheld…

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5. Guest Lecture: Daniel Carpenter (@Harvard) on “Democracy by Petition: Popular Politics in Transformation, 1790–1870” (New Book with @Harvard_Press)

Day: Friday, January 14, 2022
Time: 3.00–4.30 PM CET / 9.00–10.30 AM ET

Link to Book: hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?is…

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6. Guest Lecture: @davidwaldnerdc (@PoliticsUVA) on “Historical State Development and Rentier States”

Day: Friday, January 21, 2022
Time: 3.00–4.30 PM CET / 9.00–10.30 AM ET

Link to Profile: politics.virginia.edu/waldner

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All guest lectures will be on Zoom & are scheduled to be 60 min, followed by 30 min Q&A.

Participation is open to everyone. Links will be distributed closer to the lecture dates.

If you would like to already have the link to the first lecture by Centeno, please DM me. 🙂

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Please retweet widely! Also, if you know grad students who work on bureaucracy, state building, or related topics (& who are not on Twitter), please share this announcement with them. I’m looking forward to these lectures. Thank you!🙂

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Registration links for all lectures ("Historical Political Economy of Bureaucracy & State Building") are now available at this URL: janvogler.net/Lecture_Series…

A Zoom account is required. (Create one at zoom.us)

I look forward to seeing you at the lecture series! 🙂

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