GMALL Lectures - China Shock: Upsetting the World’s Trading System
It was only in 1888 that the United States overtook China as having the world’s largest economy. […]
GMALL Lectures - Double-Talk on Doubleday
Double-Talk on Doubleday: How a Civil War General Invented Baseball Without His Permission. It is becoming more […]
GMALL Lectures - "Women Take Wilson"
The Southern Vermont Arts Center commemorates the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment with an […]
GMALL Lectures: "Afterlife" – In Conversation with Julia Alvarez
"Afterlife" is Julia Alvarez's first adult novel in fourteen years. Barbara Morrow, co-founder of the Northshire Bookstore […]
GMALL Lectures - Running for President During a Pandemic
Matthew J. Dickinson, a professor of political science at Middlebury College, and a frequent GMALL lecturer, analyses […]
GMALL Lectures - "The First Wave" with Author Alex Kershaw
With the release of his book "The First Wave" in paperback in May, Alex Kershaw shares an […]
GMALL Lectures - Designing Women
Katie Wood Kirchhoff, associate curator at Shelburne Museum, surveys the relationships between three early Colonial Revival collectors […]
GMALL Lectures - Conserving Lands, Transforming Lives
More than 60 years ago, with America’s national parks in danger of being “loved to death,” the […]
GMALL Lectures - Women and Climate Change
Dr. Edward Cameron, a specialist in climate change and human rights, delineates the reach of climate change […]
GMALL Lectures - BREXIT Update
What is the current state of the BREXIT negotiations? And where does the process go from here? […]
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