for MEETING PLACES see Faculty and Student pages
Human Sciences and Complexity - colloquium - for credit on all four U.C. Campuses, fall, winter, spring
home: http://eclectic.ss.uci.edu/~drwhite/center/cac.html (live links!)
UCI Course Number: Social Science 240A fall 2005, 240B W 2006, 240C Spring 2006 1.333 units each quarter
(required of our grad students, open to other grads and to undergrads)
UCLA Course Numbers: Undergraduates -- Anthro 193-3; Graduates -- Anthro 294
UCR Course Number: POSC 293, one unit each quarter.
In addition, and separately, Winter or/and Spring Quarter,
we at UCR plan to offer a graduate level seminar which will consist
half of presentations by local faculty on work of theirs that is
relevant to the 4 Campus agenda and half of presentations by student
participants on their dissertation work and/or plans. We anticipate
that advanced graduate students who have already completed their data
collection (on topics relevant to the agenda) will find the the
feedback the seminar will provide helpful in developing their
analysis of that data, and we anticipate that graduate students
planning their research agendas and preparing for data collection
will find a discussion of their issues and plans, including relevant
theoretical approaches and methodologies, helpful to their planning.
UCSD Course Number: ANGR 298: Independent Study.
We meet at 1:30-3:00 on Fridays that alternate with the Marschak Colloquium, and one all-day session per quarter (the latter dates are still flexible)
Our 4 Fall Video Conferences and end-of-quarter conference: Friday 1:30-3:00 - #1 Sept 30 Doug White "Civilizations as dynamic networks: Cities, hinterlands, populations, industries, trade and conflict" - preliminary report on
an eBook and Plenary talk for the European Conference on Complex Systems Paris, 14-18 November 2005
- and: authorship, response and author response in the Structure and Dynamics eJournal
Friday 2:00-3:30 - #2 Oct 14 Chris Chase-Dunn
"Rise, fall and upward sweeps: the emergence of a global state" Sweeps - and a report
on successful Human Social Dynamics funding from the National Science Foundation
(- see NSF proposal
and project materials)
Friday 1:30-3:20 - #3 Oct 28 Dwight Read The
Evolution of Cultural Kinship: A non-Darwinian Odyssey
Friday 1:30-3:20 - #4 Nov 4 (changed from Nov 18th) Darren Schreiber "Humans are by nature political animals: New evidence and arguments"
Saturday 10:30-2:30 - #5 Contact White, Algaze or Read to schedule a paper presentation Dec 9 UCI Conference - Paper #A Guillermo Algaze "the Sumerian takeoff"
(additional archaeological presentations to be volunteered or proposed:) invited participations by the Cotsen Institute and UCSD archaeology faculty
UCLA Marschak Colloquium schedule for 2005 - 2006 Fridays 2:30-4
Fall Quarter
October 7
October 21
November 4
November 18 (conflict unavoidable)
December 2
.
The Marschak Colloquium will meet in the Winter Quarter January 20, February 3 and 17, and March 3 and 17, in Spring Quarter it meets April 14 and 28, May 12 and 26, and June 9. The plan is again to meet on Fridays that alternate with the Marschak Colloquium
Our Winter 2006 Video Conferences
Fridays 1:30-3:00
6 Jan 13 Xiaoyi Jin and Du Haifeng - Xi'an Jiaotong University/Stanford Morrison Institute of Population and Resource Studies - "Rural-Urban Migration in China: Cultural Diffusion and Its Demographic and Social Implications."
8 Feb 10
9 Feb 24
10 Mar 10
11 Mar 24 UCI Conference?
UCLA Marschak Colloquium schedule for 2005 - 2006
Fridays 2:30-4
January 20
January 27
February 3
February 17
March 3
March 17
.
Spring Quarter the plan is to again to meet on Fridays that alternate with the Marschak Colloquium
Our Spring 2006 Video Conferences
Fridays 1:30-3:00
12 April 7
13 April 21
15 May 5
16 May 19
17 June 2 UCI Conference
UCLA Marschak Colloquium schedule for 2005 - 2006 Fridays 2:30-4
Fall Quarter
April 14
April 28
May 12
May 26
June 9
.
Lead academic coordinator for the event is Dr. Doug White-DRWHITE -at- UCI.EDU
UCLA Meeting Place: Powell Library Rm 285 - vidcon@ucla.edu
UCR Meeting places: Olmsted room A139 - mcap@ucr.edu
UCSD Meeting place: Galbraith Hall - Room 260, Center for Library & Instructional Computing Services (CLICS) facility - mgibsen@ucsd.edu
UCI Meeting place: 120 Social Science Tower Mike Miller ITC (949) 824-7581
Click here for Exact locations on all four campuses
Videoconferences and Quarterly conference dates, 2005-2006
topics: http://eclectic.ss.uci.edu/~drwhite/center/topics.htm
Whether the seminar runs for one quarter or two will depend
on the level of student and faculty interest evinced. We will, in due time, announce a course number and meeting
room for this seminar. Anyone--faculty or student--who already knows
she or he wants to participate (schedule permitting !!) should let David Kronenfeld
or Kevin Esterling know (along with any relevant scheduling constraints).