The
Balkans A Slide and
Commentary presentation
By
Dr. Rory J. Conces
Monday,
18 February
7:00
p.m.
Arts
& Science Hall 306
Although our attention has been turned toward Afghanistan
and the war on terrorism, the Balkans remains a place where the
international community has focused much of its attention and resources.
This slide presentation and running commentary, which is based on a recent
Fulbright to the University of Sarajevo, will provide a glimpse of what
Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo are like today.
Dr.
Rory J. Conces is Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at UNOmaha.
He has written in the areas of political philosophy, ethics, philosophy of
science, aesthetics, and the teaching of critical reasoning. His current
research interests include ethics and ethnic rationalism, conflict
prevention and management and transgenerational and transnational moral
obligations. Dr. Conces has lectured in several countries, including
China, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia. His Fulbright award to the
University of Sarajevo involved lecturing and research in the area of
applied philosophy.
Dr.
Rory J. Conces is Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at UNOmaha.
He has written in the areas of political philosophy, ethics, philosophy of
science, aesthetics, and the teaching of critical reasoning. His current
research interests include ethics and ethnic rationalism, conflict
prevention and management and transgenerational and transnational moral
obligations. Dr. Conces has lectured in several countries, including
China, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia. His Fulbright award to the
University of Sarajevo involved lecturing and research in the area of
applied philosophy.