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Categories » Video
Deconstructing Butter
Discuss this project in MiddLab View the project blog Can a fiction based upon a hoax tell us anything about who we are? “Spinning Into Butter” is a controversial and award-winning play, inspired by a racial incident that occurred while … Continue reading
Sophia Wang ‘13: The Splendor of Europe: Art Markets in Antwerp, Amsterdam, and London
The Global Market- MBH 216 at 6:00 p.m. from the Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium Faculty Sponsor: Pieter Broucke, History of Art & Architecture Major: International Studies This research endeavor will bring us to the art markets of Antwerp, Amsterdam and … Continue reading
Doug Shultz ‘10: The Changing Landscape of Migrant Labor Markets in China: Differences in Compensation Across Space
Session: The Global Market- MBH 216 at 5:40 p.m. from the Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium Faculty Sponsor: Anne Knowles, Geography Major: Geography/Economics Chinese household registration policy classifies each citizen as either an urban or rural dweller. Based upon factors such … Continue reading
Emily Gullickson ‘10: Gastronomic Hierarchies of Value: A Case Study of the Market for French AOC Wines
Discuss this project in MiddLab Session: The Global Market- MBH 216 at 5:20 p.m. from the Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium Faculty Sponsor: Thierry Warin, International Studies; Linus Owens, Sociology & Anthropology Major: International Studies The business model of the food … Continue reading
J.P. Allen ‘11: Made in Tianguis: Informal Commerce in Guadalajara, Mexico
Session: The Global Market- MBH 216 at 5:00 p.m. from the Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium Faculty Sponsor: Nicole Chance, International Programs & Off Campus Study Major: Political Science Guadalajara, Mexico’s second largest city, has grown and thrived primarily through commerce. … Continue reading
Derek Matus ‘12: Architecture and Identity: Moshe Safdie’s Ben Gurion Airport
Session: Jewish Identity: Influences and Reflections- MBH 216 at 3:30 p.m. from the Undergraduate Research Spring Symposium Faculty Sponsor: Jennifer Hock, History of Art & Architecture Major: History of Art & Architecture/Studio Art My presentation will discuss the construction of … Continue reading
