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Day
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Time
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Panel
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Presenter
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Title
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Friday, July 7
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9 – 10:15 am
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Opening
Keynote
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Daniel Barrerios
Fred Spier
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Welcome!
How did humanity get itself into its current ecological
predicament?
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Friday,
July 7
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10:30 – 12:15
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Complexity in Big History
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David LePoire
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Complexity Workshop
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Lowell
Gustafson
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Emergent Complexity: A Rationale for the University
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Andrey Kortayev
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Patterns of complexity growth in the Big History.
A preliminary quantitative analysis
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Friday, July 7
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12:30 – 1:15 pm
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Concepts and
Applications
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Gustavo Lau
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Some Applications of a Big History Concept
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Friday, July 7
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1:15 – 2:45 pm
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Complexity Concepts,
Education & Applications
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Ken Baskin
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The Practical Application of Complexity Science to Enhance Big History
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Mark Ciotola
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Resource-Based Predecessor and Parallel Schools of Thought to Big History
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Paul Narguizian
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Big History: Integrating Complexity in Biology Education
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Friday, July 7
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2:45 – 4:15
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Complexity and Civilization
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Daniel Berreiros
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World-Systems, complexity and the suppression of entities: a bioethical and political warning
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Tony Harper
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The Interaction Between Complexity And Entropy Over Human History As Exemplified By Changes In Urbanization
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Stephen
Satkiewicz
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Social Complexity and War from a Big History Perspective
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Friday, July 7
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4:30 – 5:30 pm
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Gavitational Waves
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Amber Stuver
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LIGO: Detecting Billion Old Gravitational Waves
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Friday, July 7
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7 – 9 pm
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Big Socioeconomic History
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Daniel Vainfas
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Class, Commerce and Climate: an investigation on a set of circumstances for the rise of capitalism in 15th century England
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Felipe Blois
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Civilization and Technology:
antientropic concepts, tools and consequences
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Bernardo Nery
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The question of property and trade: cognition, behavior and human evolution
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Daniel Barreiros
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Social Classes and Social Cognition in Capitalism: The enmeshment of Social Institutions and Human Ethology
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Friday, July 7
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9:15 pm
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Big History of
Collective Memory and Religion
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Kenji Ichikawa
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Layered Structure of Little Big History
― Case Study of Enoshima, Japan
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Saturday, July 8
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8 am –
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Science, Environment and Society – STEAM
Education and Big
History in Hong Kong
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Aidan Wong
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Alexis Lau
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Rachel Oser
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Saturday, July 8
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9 – 10:30 am
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Mega & Microbial
Evolution
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Leonid Grinin
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Megaevolution: Its Main and Transitional Phases
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Anton Grinin
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Viruses and Evolution
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Leonid Grinin
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Chemical Evolution in Big
History
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Saturday, July 8
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10:45 am – 12:15 pm
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Where are we going?
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Nick Nielsen
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Big History for ETI:
Recognizing Parochial and Non-Parochial Forms of Complexity
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Alexander Panov
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Big History in the Galaxy: risks of contacts with alien civilizations
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Marc
Widdowson
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The last stop on the cosmic journey: an estimated time of arrival
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Saturday,
July 8
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12:30 –
1:30 pm
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Peter Turchin
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Keynote
Speaker
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Cliodynamics: History as Science
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Saturday, July 8
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1:45 – 3:15 pm
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Complexity of
Complexity
Periodization
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Max Barnett
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6 Steps to the Anthropocene:
Mapping Complexity from Foragers to the Anthropocene
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Nick Hoggard
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Complexity in the Thirteen Threshold Theory of Evolution
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David LePoire
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Complexity and Entropy in Cosmic Development including the Cosmic Web and Initial Conditions
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3:30 – 5:00 pm
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The Biohistory of Feminism
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Abel A. Alves
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Carol Blakney
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Saturday, July 8
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7 – 9 pm
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War, Politics, and Big History: between
structure and contingency
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Beatriz Pimentel,
Daniel Vainfas
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Chimpanzee behaviour and Clausewitzian war: differences and similarities in the realms of politics and conflict
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Walter Silva
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The Evolutionary Roots of Warfare and Its Ecological Conditions
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Daniel Barreiros
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International Order and Cognitive Evolution: a Big History approach to the Concert of Europe (1815-1848)
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Sunday July 9
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9 – 10:30 am
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Digital and AI
Perspectives
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Sergy
Grinchenko
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Big History in the Digital Perspective
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Ekaterina Sashienko
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Evolutionary prospects for the development of AI
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Andrey M.
Burovsky
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The most general patterns of Big History
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Sunday July 9
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10:45 am – 12:45 pm
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Stories, Language,
and Ultimate Reality
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Jenna Thompson |
Enlarging Our Map of Reality: Exploring
the Threshold Between Thoughts and Words |
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John Hasse
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The Nexus of Storytelling and Collective
Learning: A symbiotic spark for human emergence
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Todd Duncan
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Fundamental Physics and Big History:
Exploring Perspectives on Ultimate Reality
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Sunday July 9
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1:00 – 1:30 pm
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Human Rights
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Rob Grace
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Human Rights: A Big History Perspective
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1:30 – 3:00
pm
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Cosmic
Combinations
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Tyler Volk
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Combination and Complexity
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Ken Solis |
Cosmic Evolution – A Critical Appraisal of Energy Rate Density |
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3:00 – 4:00
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Members’ Meeting
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IBHA Members
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Sunday July 9
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4:00 – 5:30 pm
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TBA
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TBA
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5:30 – 7 pm
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Conclusion
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Andrey Korotayev, David LePoire, Daniel Barreiros
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7:00 – 9:00
pm
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Big History
Author’s Roundtable
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David Christian, Ursula Goodenough, Barry Wood, David LePoire,
Lowell Gustafson
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