The Europe Center at Stanford University
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Founded in 1997, The Europe Center (TEC) at Stanford University is an interdisciplinary center for research and teaching on the histories, cultures, institutions, and people of Europe. TEC holds regular public events, including our Rethinking European Development and Security (REDS) seminar series, which seeks to deepen the research agenda on issues critical to all of Europe, including the role of imperial powers, internal divisions, national identity, and the erosion of democracy.
"Long-Term Economic Change in China and Europe: The Needham Paradox Revisited"
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 6.1K views · 11 years ago
"Hegemony: Europe, America and the problem of financial reconstruction, 1916-1933"
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 34K views · 12 years ago
Stephen Kotkin | REDS Seminar: European Security Past, Present, Future
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 70K views · 3 years ago
"Culture of Gowth: Origins of the Modern Economy"
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 17K views · 11 years ago
"Unsettled Lands: the interwar crisis of agrarian Europe"
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 23K views · 12 years ago
"Making Peace in Europe 1917-1919: Brest-Litovsk and Versailles"
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 45K views · 12 years ago
Andrew Michta | REDS Seminar: Europe in an Age of Great Power Conflict: Will Deterrence Hold?
The Europe Center at Stanford University · 835 views · 8 months ago