Economics, Global Studies, History, and Political Science

Kristen Marjanovic, Associate Professor of History, Palomar College: “World War II as a Colonial War? Nazi Lebensraum, its evolution and impact.” If interested in attending virtually, please complete the Political… Continue Reading 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”

Alex Gomez, Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies, Palomar College: “A Legacy of Separation: Race, Labor, and the Politics of Immigration Enforcement” If interested in attending virtually, please complete the Political… Continue Reading 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”

Scott Greenwood, Associate Professor of Political Science & Global Studies, CSU San Marcos: “A New Chapter? US Policy towards Palestine and the Palestinians in Trump’s Second Presidency” If interested in… Continue Reading 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”

Matthew Estes, Professor of History, Palomar College: “Othering” Someone Right into a Concentration Camp: The Use of Racist Imagery to Deny Civil Liberties” If interested in attending virtually, please complete… Continue Reading 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”

Brandan Whearty, Professor of Speech Communication, Palomar College & Nicholas Thomas, Adjunct Professor of Speech Communication, Palomar College: “Radical Resistance to Fascism is More Valuable Than Cautious Resistance.” If interested… Continue Reading 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”

If interested in attending virtually, please complete the Political Economy Days RSVP form. No RSVP is required for in-person attendance  Click HERE to register for specific presentations (Pre-registration 24 hours… Continue Reading 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”

Darel Engen, Professor and Dept. Chair of History, CSU San Marcos: “How Democracies Fall: A Case Study from the Roman Republic”   If interested in attending virtually, please complete the… Continue Reading 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”

Rowdy Keelor, Senior Educator, New Roots Institute: “Is Our Food System Feeding Us or Failing Us? What Meaningful Reform Might Look Like." If interested in attending virtually, please complete the… Continue Reading 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”

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

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

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

David Hollingsworth, Adjunct Professor of History, Palomar College: "The US Roots of Central American Migration"