Name: Political Economy Days: Brandan Whearty, Professor of Speech Communication, Palomar College & Nicholas Thomas, Adjunct Professor of Speech Communication, Palomar College: “Should I Stay, or Should I Go? Resisting Fascism: A Debate”
Start: 2025-10-22T14:20:00-07:00
End: 2025-10-22T15:45:00-07:00
Location: MD – 157

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October 21

October 21 @ 9:30 am - 11:00 am PDT

Political Economy Days: Scott Greenwood, Professor of Political Science, CSUSM: “Paradigm Shift? President Trump’s Tariff Policies in Historical Context”

October 21 @ 11:10 am - 12:35 pm PDT

Political Economy Days: Dr. Henry Lesperance, Jr., Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies, Palomar College: “Cantos Desérticos: Exploring Indigenous Epistemologies through Film”

October 21 @ 12:45 pm - 2:10 pm PDT

Political Economy Days: Dr. Darel Engen, Professor & Chair, Dept of History, CSUSM: “Karma Is a B&%@h: The Athenian Empire and the Perils of Power Politics.”

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October 22

October 22 @ 9:35 am - 11:00 am PDT

Political Economy Days: Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science, UCSD: “Understanding Prop. 50: The History of California’s Redistricting Wars and the National Political Context”

October 22 @ 11:10 am - 12:35 pm PDT

Political Economy Days: William Leslie, Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, Palomar College: “The History & Theory of Non-Violent Non-Cooperation for Positive Social Change”

October 22 @ 12:45 pm - 2:10 pm PDT

Political Economy Days: Jazleen Litt, Palomar College Student, & Susan Miller, Professor of Sociology, Palomar College: “The Politics of Dehumanization: Why are they attacking Trans people?”

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There are no events on this day.

Economics, Global Studies, History, and Political Science

Main Calendar

Political Economy Days: Scott Greenwood, Professor of Political Science, CSUSM: “Paradigm Shift? President Trump’s Tariff Policies in Historical Context”

Political Economy Days: Dr. Henry Lesperance, Jr., Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies, Palomar College: “Cantos Desérticos: Exploring Indigenous Epistemologies through Film”

Political Economy Days: Dr. Darel Engen, Professor & Chair, Dept of History, CSUSM: “Karma Is a B&%@h: The Athenian Empire and the Perils of Power Politics.”

Political Economy Days: Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science, UCSD: “Understanding Prop. 50: The History of California’s Redistricting Wars and the National Political Context”

Political Economy Days: William Leslie, Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, Palomar College: “The History & Theory of Non-Violent Non-Cooperation for Positive Social Change”

Political Economy Days: Jazleen Litt, Palomar College Student, & Susan Miller, Professor of Sociology, Palomar College: “The Politics of Dehumanization: Why are they attacking Trans people?”

Economics, Global Studies, History, and Political Science

Calendar of Events

Political Economy Days: Scott Greenwood, Professor of Political Science, CSUSM: “Paradigm Shift? President Trump’s Tariff Policies in Historical Context”

Political Economy Days: Dr. Henry Lesperance, Jr., Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies, Palomar College: “Cantos Desérticos: Exploring Indigenous Epistemologies through Film”

Political Economy Days: Dr. Darel Engen, Professor & Chair, Dept of History, CSUSM: “Karma Is a B&%@h: The Athenian Empire and the Perils of Power Politics.”

Political Economy Days: Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science, UCSD: “Understanding Prop. 50: The History of California’s Redistricting Wars and the National Political Context”

Political Economy Days: William Leslie, Adjunct Professor of Philosophy, Palomar College: “The History & Theory of Non-Violent Non-Cooperation for Positive Social Change”

Political Economy Days: Jazleen Litt, Palomar College Student, & Susan Miller, Professor of Sociology, Palomar College: “The Politics of Dehumanization: Why are they attacking Trans people?”