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DESCRIPTION:"When the World Went South: Southeast Asia and the Making of th
 e Global South"\n\nMark Bradley\, Bernadotte E. Schmitt Distinguished Serv
 ice Professor of History\, University of Chicago\n\nIn this talk Bradley e
 xplores the imaginary we call the Global South\, asking how it is both dis
 tinct from but also embedded in legacies of empire and notions of the Thir
 d World and how it has transcended its status as merely a descriptor to be
 come a central if diffuse global political project in the twenty-first cen
 tury.  It will in part concentrate on the politics of cultural production 
 in the making of the Global South\, exploring the intervention of the Saig
 on based artist collective The Propeller Group around questions of world h
 eritage.\n\nCo-sponsored by Cornell Department of History and the Cornell 
 Law School-International Programs
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SUMMARY: SEAP Gatty Lecture Series
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