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Lecture Transcripts

What's Happening in Iran: A Non-western Perspective [PDF]
Peyman Vahabzadeh lecture, October 23, 2009

Acceptance Speech by Ela R. Bhatt at the Simon Fraser University for The Thakore Visiting Scholar Award on October 2nd, in Vancouver

Women, Work and Peace
Ela Bhatt

Terry Gould, investigative journalist, gave the opening keynote lecture at the "Witnessing" symposium at SFU Harbour Centre on Thursday October 15, 2009, hosted by the Institute for the Humanities' Social Justice and Citizenship group. The following transcripts, while not a direct represention of his lecture at SFU, do nonetheless outline his work and his thesis, which he presented on October 15th.
Globe and Mail: Murder Without Borders [PDF]
Chap 3 Excerpt: Murder Without Borders[PDF]
Manik Saha

Taking Everyday People Seriously: How French Canadians Saved Britsh Columbia for Canada [PDF]
Jean Barman, the 2009 Grace MacInnis Visiting Scholar, delivered this lecture at SFU Harbour Centre, October 16, 2009

Thinking through Philosophy: Ala in Badiou and the Event of Transitory Citizenship [PDF]
Nicholas Hauck

Beyond Belief: The Modern Denial of Irrational Thought [PDF]
Cameron Clark

Climate Science, Economic Tropes and Cultural Inertia [PDF]
Patrick Belanger

The Compromise of Canadian Multiculturalism Policy [PDF]
Sacha Ludgate

Seeing Life Through Bicultural Frames [PDF]
Stacey Fitzsimmons

Diversity and Urban Citizenship in Canadian Cities [PDF]
Narcisa Medianu

Remembering [PDF]
Bethany Koepke

Making Sense of Religious Dialogue [PDF]
Andrew Bingham

Being as Being: A Phenomonolgy of Citzenship Amid the Crisis of Modern Nihilism [PDF]
Evan Smith

Woodsquat: A Public for Citizens [PDF]
Susan Pell

Pseudology:Derrida on Arendt and Lying in Politics [PDF]
Martin Jay, November 2006