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Letters and Science 140D - Spring 2010

Thomas W. LAQUEUR · University of California, Berkeley

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L & S 140D LEC 001 Sp10

Historical Studies

Lectures

  1. Lecture 1 2010-01-19 · 1 h 17 min · Audio
  2. Lecture 2: Why care: the history of the humanitarian narrative 2010-01-21 · 1 h 19 min · Audio
  3. Lecture 3: Human rights before "human rights" (Guest: Kinch Hoekstra) 2010-01-27 · 1 h 18 min · Audio
  4. Lecture 4: Human rights in the Age of Revolutions 2010-01-28 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  5. Lecture 5: Abolitionism as the first great human rights movement 2010-02-02 · 1 h 19 min · Audio
  6. Lecture 6: Humanitarianism, cosmopolitanism, and the State in the nineteenth and early twentieth century 2010-02-04 · 1 h 21 min · Audio
  7. Lecture 7: The rights of War from Grotius to the Hague Conventions 2010-02-09 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  8. Lecture 8: Imperialism and Human Rights in War and Peace: The problem of exceptions 2010-02-11 · 1 h 17 min · Audio
  9. Lecture 9: Genocide before the Holocaust: The case of Armenia (Guest: Michelle Tusan) 2010-02-16 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  10. Lecture 10: The Holocaust: was it legal and who was guilty 2010-02-18 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  11. Lecture 11: The U.S. South and the Civil Rights Movement (Guest: Mark Brilliant) 2010-02-23 · 1 h 13 min · Audio
  12. Lecture 12: South Africa and the making of Apartheid (Guest: Gillian Hart) 2010-02-25 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  13. Lecture 13: The UN, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Geneva Conventions 2010-03-02 · 1 h 19 min · Audio
  14. Lecture 15: 1970s: The Helsinki Accords, Helsinki Watch, and Human Rights Watch 2010-03-09 · 1 h 15 min · Audio
  15. Lecture 16: Dissent Culture in Eastern Europe and the Western Response (Guest: John Connelly) 2010-03-11 · 1 h 17 min · Audio
  16. Lecture 17: Human Rights in the International Politics of States (Guest: Daniel Sargent) 2010-03-16 · 1 h 22 min · Audio
  17. Lecture 18: The Rise of the NGO in national and international politics 2010-03-18 · 1 h 22 min · Audio
  18. Lecture 19: Can it be stopped: Rwanda, Cambodia, Bosnia/Kosovo and the international community 2010-03-31 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  19. Lecture 20: Trials for Genocide and the possibility of international human rights law (Guest: David Cohen) 2010-04-01 · 1 h 17 min · Audio
  20. Lecture 21: Indigenous Rights (Guest: Cory Haydon) 2010-04-06 · 1 h 21 min · Audio
  21. Lecture 22: Woman's Rights (Guest: Alice Miller - Boalt Law School) 2010-04-09 · 1 h 15 min · Audio
  22. Lecture 23: 2010-04-13 · 1 h 18 min · Audio
  23. Lecture 24: Immigrants and guest workers (Guests: Harley Shaiken and Beatriz Manz) 2010-04-15 · 1 h 21 min · Audio
  24. Lecture 25: The Rights of the Dead 2010-04-20 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  25. Lecture 26: The problem of perpetual War and the state of exception 2010-04-23 · 1 h 20 min · Audio
  26. Lecture 28: Conclusion 2010-04-30 · 49 min · Audio

Credits and licence

Institution
University of California, Berkeley
Teacher
Thomas W. LAQUEUR
Year
2010
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
History
Source
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