It’s going to be a busy fall with lots of talks and presentations. Here’s the schedule. If you’re in the area, stop by and say hello!

Tuesday, September 25

5 pm: “The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism from Edmund Burke to Donald Trump”

University of Edinburgh (Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History; School of History, Classics, and Archaeology; School of Social and Political Science)

Meadows Lecture Theatre, Doorway 4, Medical School, Teviot Place

Tuesday, October 2

4 pm: “Invisible Man: The Black Nationalism of Clarence Thomas’s Jurisprudence”

Rutgers University (Department of History and Raritan)

Alexander Library, 4th Floor Auditorium

169 College Avenue, New Brunswick

Friday, October 5

6 pm:“On Fear and Governance”: A conversation about Euripides’s The Bacchae with director Anne Bogart and poet Monica Youn (followed by a performance of the play)

Brooklyn Academy of Music

BAM Fisher, 321 Ashland Place

Monday, October 22

4:30 pm: “Invisible Man: The Black Nationalism of Clarence Thomas’s Jurisprudence”

Princeton University (Law and Public Affairs Seminar)

301 Marx Hall

Thursday/Friday, November 1-2

On Clarence Thomas

Symposium on 50 Years Since 1968: The Global and the Local

Brown University: time and place TBA

Monday, November 5

5 pm: “Race Man: The Jurisprudence of Clarence Thomas”

University of Cambridge (Joint Seminar of the Faculties of American History and Political Theory and Intellectual History)

Old Combination Room, Trinity College

Tuesday, November 6

On Der reaktionäre Geist, the German translation of The Reactionary Mind

Munich: time and place TBA

Thursday, November 8

On Der reaktionäre Geist, the German translation of The Reactionary Mind

Berlin: time and place TBA

Wednesday, November 28

12:30 pm: On Clarence Thomas

New York Public Library (Berger Forum)

476 5th Avenue

UPDATE: It turns out that the 11/28 Thomas talk at the NYPL is not for the general public. My apologies.