SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
November 16-28, 2005

Wed 16	Science, Technology, and Global Security Working Group Seminar Series			Export and Import Monitoring in Arms Control
		Gunnar Jeremias
		A talk on developing export/import monitoring schemes into a sound concept as a 		basis for future political and diplomatic processes. Key questions include the 			institutional control of such a system, ownership of and access to data, financing, 			mode of and triggers for data entry, and quality control.
		For more information, contact: Danielle Mancini (452-2542; dmancini@mit.edu )
		12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m., MIT, E51-275, 2nd floor conference room

		Institute Faculty Meeting
			3:30, MIT Stata Center, Kirsch Auditorium E32-123

Thurs 17	Ivory Tower Working Group (ITWG)
		From Scientific Management to the Management of Innovation: 
		A History of Managerial Thought as Told Through Practical Guides
		Grischa Metlay, Harvard History of Science
		12:00 noon, Harvard, History of Science 252
		Lunch will be served; please RSVP to Ben at jhurlbut@fas.harvard.edu.
		The texts are available for photocopying in the History of Science Department, 
		4th floor, outside the grad lounge.
		NOTE:  The ITWG will meet every other Thursday

		Sahin Lecture Series
		The Gender of Citizenship:  Bodies, Subjects, and Publics in Weimar Germany
		Kathleen Canning, University of Michigan
		4:30-6:00 p.m., MIT, E51-275

Fri 18		Science, Technology, and Global Security Working Group Seminar Series
		Radioactive Sources Security and Radiological Attack Preparedness
		Tom Bielefeld
		A talk focused on a few select issues concerning the threat of radiological weapons, 		namely on the availability of highly radioactive sources from domestic medical and 		industrial facilities to terrorists and criminals and on the effects such a weapon would 		have if used in a typical urban environment in Germany and how emergency 			operations would function in the aftermath of an attack.
		12:00 noon - 1:30 p.m., MIT, E51-275, 2nd floor conference room 
		For more information, contact: Danielle Mancini (452-2542; dmancini@mit.edu)

		MIT Museum Behind-the-Scenes Tour
		Meet the staff and see the various collections of the museum. 
		If you'd like to attend, please send a short email to Debbie Douglas 				(ddouglas@mit.edu) so that the Museum will have a rough idea of 
		how many will attend.  (Note: you will not tour the exhibition areas at this time.)
		2:30-4:15 p.m., MIT Museum	

	Mon 21	STS Brown Bag Lunch Discussion
		"Koppardalen: The Place of History in the 
		Contemporary Transformation of an Industrial Area"
		Anna Storm, Ph.D. student in the Department of History of Science 
		And Technology at KTH in Sweden
		12:00-1:30, MIT, E51-275
		Feel free to bring your lunch; coffee and dessert will be provided.

	Thurs 24-	Thanksgiving Vacation
	Fri 25

	Mon 28	STS Colloquium
			Setting the Scene for Scenic Roads: 
			Parkways in the United States and Germany, 1930-1970
			Thomas Zeller, University of Maryland, College Park
			4:00 p.m., MIT, E51-095