2013-2014 Events

This seminar presents the research agenda of the group led by Giovanni Peri.

This conference discusses, due to California being is in its third consecutive year of drought, what is the impact of reduced water supplies on farmers, farm workers, and communities.

This conference aims to stimulate research and discussion on the formation, dynamics, and consequences of the participation of migrants in the emerging global informal economy; as well as the economic, political, and social implications that such participation presents for migrant receiving and sending societies.

This conference summarizes the current status of immigration reform in the United States and the impact of these changes on our society, economy and political system.

The Inaugural Interdisciplinary Frontiers in the Humanities & Arts (IFHA) program is an initiative designed to help catalyze a new era in research excellence across the humanities, social sciences, and creative and performing arts.