Podcasts From The Ucla Center For Near Eastern Studies

A presentation by Gerard Libaridian (Dept. of History, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor). Part of "Genocide and Global History: A Conference on the 100th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide", Panel 6: Armenian-Turkish Relations, c. 1990-2015

A lecture by Khaled Abou El Fadl, Professor of Law, UCLA

A lecture by Talar Chahinian, Dept. of Comparative Literature and Classics, California State University Long Beach

A book talk by Charles King, Dept. of International Affairs and Government, Georgetown University. Discussant: Gabriel Piterberg, Dept. of History, UCLA.

A lecture by Rachel Goshgarian

A lecture by Adria Lawrence, Depts. of Political Science and International and Area Studies, Yale University

A lecture by Nancy Krikorian, Author

A lecture by Maxim Romanov, Dept. of Classics and the Perseus Digital Library Project, Tufts University

A lecture by Melissa Bilal, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Dept. of Music, Columbia Uniiversity

A lecture in Persian by Morad Tahbaz, Persian Wildlife Foundation

A lecture by Richard W. Bulliet, Dept. of History, Columbia University

A lecture in English by Morad Tahbaz, Persian Wildlife Foundation

A panel discussion in Persian with Maziar Behrooz (Dept. of History, San Francisco State University), Ali Farasati (Dept. of Urban Planning, CSU Northridge), Afshin Matin-Asgari (Dept. of History, CSU Los Angeles).

A two-part panel presentation. Part one: "The Rise and Fall of the Islamic State," James L. Gelvin, UCLA Part two: "'This is the 74th Ferman on Us!':The Yazidis, from Ottoman Atrocities to Islamic State Genocide," Zeynep Turkyilmaz, Dartmouth College

A lecture by Berdross Der Matossian, Dept. of History, University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

A lecture in Persian by Mansoureh Sabetzadeh, Islamic Azad University

A lecture by Ann E. Lucas, Dept. of Music, Boston College

A lecture by Neve Gordon, Dept. of Politics and Government, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel

A Lecture by Fatma Muge Gocek, Dept. of Sociology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

A lecture by Steven Salaita, Indigenous Studies Scholar, with introductions by Robin D.G. Kelley (Dept. of History, UCLA) and Saree Makdisi (Depts. of English, Comparative Literature, UCLA).