Colloquia Archive

The Miller Center of Public Affairs' Governing America in a Global Era Program sponsors events to engage the academic community in contemporary political history. The Center brings in a broad range of distinguished speakers to present their research, receive feedback, and contribute to the growing literature on American Political Development and the role played by America in the world.

The Colloquia explore themes in contemporary domestic and foreign political history. The GAGE colloquia are held in the Forum Room at the Miller Center. Generally, lunch will be served starting at 12:15 pm. Paper presentation and discussion will run from 12:30 pm to 2:15 pm. All colloquia are free and open to the general public. Parking is available on the premise at no charge. The Miller Center is located at 2201 Old Ivy Road. Click here for directions. Please RSVP to Anne Mulligan at 434-243-8726.



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Date Title Speaker
00-00-0000Patrick McGuinn
10-31-2003Social Capital: A Conceptual TheoryJames Farr
11-07-2003The Second Progressive Era: The Changing Meanings of 'Liberal' and 'Progressive' in Interwar AmericaDoug Rossinow
11-14-2003Temperance: Crucible of Race and Gender" and "Prohibition and the Rise of Big GovernmentJames Morone
12-12-2003Between Citizens and the State: World War II, Education, and the GI Bill of RightsChristopher Loss
01-23-2004Commodifying Life: U.S. State Strategy, Intellectual Property Rights, and the Making of the Agricultural Biotechnology Industry, 1976-1986Shelley Hurt
01-30-20049/11 and the Past and Future of American Foreign PolicyMelvyn Leffler
02-20-2004Privacy and Citizenship in the American Constitutional Order, 1960-1980Gretchen Ritter
02-27-2004The Rise of Instrumental Affirmative Action: Law and the New Significance of Race in AmericaJohn Skrentny
03-19-2004For the Survival of Democracy: Franklin Roosevelt and the World Crisis of the 1930sAlonzo Hamby
04-02-2004Stuck in the Moment: Why American Intelligence Agencies Adapted Poorly to Terrorism after the Cold War"Amy Zegart
04-08-2004Racial Orders in American Political DevelopmentRogers Smith
04-16-2004The State and the Private Sphere: Obesity Politics in Historical ContextRogan Kersh
04-30-2004Making the Casino Public: Architecture, Space, and the Paradoxes of Atlantic CityBryant Simon
10-15-2004Vanishing Acts: Power and Society in American Social Thought in the 1980sDaniel Rodgers
11-05-2004The Democratic Experiment: New Directions in American Political HistoryJulian Zelizer, Meg Jacobs
11-12-2004Systems Thinking and Swimmable Waters: How Unlikely Environmentalists Shaped Edmund Muskie's 1972 Clean Water ActPaul Milazzo
11-19-2004Anti-Intellectualism and the Plebiscitary PresidencyColeen Shogan
12-03-2004Counterfactualizing American Political Development: What We Can Learn from the Federal Elections Bill of 1890Rick Valelly
12-10-2004Beyond the Great Society?: Federal Education Policy and the Transformation in American Governance, 1965-1984Gareth Davies
01-28-2005Foundational Concepts and American Political DevelopmentJames Ceaser
02-11-2005Not Your Grandfather's Federalism: New Dimensions of the Oldest Issue in American PoliticsR. Shep Melnick
02-18-2005From Chapel Hill to Cape Town: The Collapse of Interracialism during the Popular FrontGlenda Gilmore
02-25-2005Remarks on the Morality and Politics of Reparations for SlaveryTom McCarthy
03-04-2005From Monuments to Memorials: The Politics of Modernist Public Art in the 1970s and 1980sCasey Blake
03-18-2005Private Power and American Bureaucracy: The EEOC and Civil Rights Enforcement Robert Lieberman
03-25-2005Conservative Counter-Mobilization and the Activist State Steven Teles
04-01-2005The 1970s as Policy WatershedEdward Berkowitz
04-15-2005The Illusions of Independence: Texas Oilmen and the Politics of Postwar Petroleum Karen Merrill
09-16-2005'The Hitlerian Rule of Quotas': Racial Conservatism and the Politics of Fair Employment Practices Legislation in Wartime New York State, 1941-45Anthony Chen

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