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Anthropology Department hosts colloquium

Monday, October 8
3:30-5:00 p.m.
261 Social Sciences 1

The Anthropology Department will be hosting a special Anthropology Colloquium focusing on the "Events of September 11th and their Aftermath." A faculty panel will discuss the attacks and provide anthropological perspectives on the events and their impact.

The faculty panel will feature:

Richard Randolph, Department of Anthropology. Professor Randolph has conducted fieldwork among the bedouin in the Middle East and will provide an anthropological perspective on the conflict.

Edmund Burke, Department of History. Professor Burke, a Middle Eastern specialist, will provide historic context for the attacks and continuing conflicts in the Middle East.

Triloki Pandey, Department of Anthropology. Professor Pandey will speak about British colonial policy in south Asia and its relation to the appearance of terrorist groups.

Other invited guests.

All anthropology undergrads are encouraged to attend and share their thoughts. Feel free to bring friends.


Back to: Terrorist Crisis directory	Anthropology Department hosts colloquium Monday, October 8 3:30-5:00 p.m. 261 Social Sciences 1 The Anthropology Department will be hosting a special Anthropology Colloquium focusing on the "Events of September 11th and their Aftermath." A faculty panel will discuss the attacks and provide anthropological perspectives on the events and their impact. The faculty panel will feature: Richard Randolph, Department of Anthropology. Professor Randolph has conducted fieldwork among the bedouin in the Middle East and will provide an anthropological perspective on the conflict. Edmund Burke, Department of History. Professor Burke, a Middle Eastern specialist, will provide historic context for the attacks and continuing conflicts in the Middle East. Triloki Pandey, Department of Anthropology. Professor Pandey will speak about British colonial policy in south Asia and its relation to the appearance of terrorist groups. Other invited guests. All anthropology undergrads are encouraged to attend and share their thoughts. Feel free to bring friends.