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… Rethinking Cuba’s 1959 Revolution.” We spoke with her about her work and projects.   What led you to wanting to get … programs, I was working at a bookstore and began to think about the categories that books were organized in. I realized … my dissertation.   There has been a tradition of thinking about the Caribbean as a place where people are passive or …

… that slavery was studied. [People began to] have questions about it, what it was, what role it played in American … Civil Rights Movement, scholars began to ask new questions about if, and how, they should bring their findings about slavery and its central place in American life to …

… growth in the developing world. Pande spoke with YaleNews about challenging restrictive social norms, harnessing … benefit from economic growth. Recently, I’ve been thinking about women’s participation in the labor force, focusing on … with the exception of Saudi Arabia. I’m thinking about how to design policy interventions in this setting that …

… of Arts and Sciences sat down together for a conversation about Amrith's work and his outlook on the future of … below or click to watch the video above to learn more about Amrith's vision. - - - - Steven Wilkinson:  I am, … to do, I think. Wilkinson:  One of the unusual things about MacMillan, by comparison with some similar centers at …

… with Natalie DeVaull-Robichaud of the FAS Dean’s Office about editing the first unabridged, critical edition of Bogle … a very shrewd political and historical novelist who thinks about all kinds of social processes very interestingly. So … print, it could be taught. Why is this an important novel about the industrial revolution? Trumpener: It’s one of the …

… of Arts and Sciences, and Moore recently spoke to YaleNews about their work. Interview edited and condensed. What sorts of issues are you collecting information about? Moore:  One specific area we’re interested in concerns … government counterpart in an Indian state who is concerned about food shortages and whether they are increasing. Through …

… importance of also thinking trans-oceanically: “Thinking about oceans is very important as far as how bodies, … But that’s not always the case. We have to be very careful about the seduction of and our inclination to connect and talk about the existence and life of Africans and …

… Studies, Susan Stokes, Professor Vidal-González spoke about the project, its meaning, and its inspiration. Some … (Yale College ’19) Attendees had the opportunity to hear about each of the photos from Professor Vidal-González and … CLAIS sat down with Professor Vidal-González to learn more about the inspiration behind the project and to learn more …

… of Yale students to take part in SURF since its inception about eight years ago. Kurkovskiy, Gavrilova, and the other … to push the nuclear button — or to advise someone else about doing so — I’ll remember this time with this person, walking around Siberia and talking about life. And so I wouldn’t push that button or I would …

… is a meaningful nod to how important it is to learn about China and the changing world we live in today. I feel … to develop a Chinese language typewriter. While writing about Lin’s typewriter, I realized then that I was sitting on a much bigger story about the Chinese script. So I went down the rabbit hole and …

… in the Muslim-majority nation and offers new ways to think about queer political movements beyond binary … on Middle East Studies, recently spoke with YaleNews about the book and the fight for LGBT rights in Turkey. The … station was created and the government was talking about starting diplomatic relationships with Armenia, a …

… connected to the natural world. So much of the past was about these relationships between humans and nature. Part of … me, environmental history allows me to think differently about the Ottoman Empire, as well as to uncover some of its … individual lives, we are thinking and having conversations about how we live with our changed world. Although the …