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… outlining a policy of gradual emancipation, and although it did not free black people then held in bondage, it provided that children born of the enslaved be freed upon … records, evidence of black families who could not rise above poverty despite their labors. And a new version of …

… “The Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness,” a National Book Award finalist. Drawing on her own medical … the history of Western definitions of illness, and reveals how inherited ideas of cause, diagnosis, and treatment have … the Yale Library Book Talk mailing list through the link above. undergraduatefacultyalumniDiversity and …

… … Gregor Novak Gregor Novak is a J.S.D. candidate at Yale Law School. He is interested in the multidisciplinary study of law from a global perspective. Gregor’s current research asks how the design of international lawmaking institutions …

… in 1948, genocide became a crime under international law. The convention also mandates that signatories of the … related to genocide is most apparent in international law: While the ICTY and ICTR have made several convictions of … Omar Bashir, president of Sudan, on genocide charges. The national realm of justice ought not to be overlooked as well, …

… county aforesaid, who being charged and sworn to Inquire how and in What manner the said John Mills’ by his death came … Killed and Willfully murdered, contrary to the Peace, Law, and Good order of the said State, In Testamony whereof … put our hands and seals the day, year, and place first above mentioned. (Signed) Henry Mounger Wiliam Downs Amos …

… love, but on Ma Nu's religious identity.  Under colonial law, if she was Buddhist it was a consensual marriage. If she was Hindu, she was … which precipitated anti-Muslim violence, this historical event highlights the nexus of sexual violence and the …

… Ericson is a historian of Japan with interests in science, law, and oceans. Kjell received his Ph.D. from Princeton … Starting in Fall 2016, he will be a lecturer at Australia National University’s  School of Politics & International … Laughter and Comedy in North Korea, 1954-1969,” looks at how laughter functioned in North Korean culture, examining …

… presentation on "Tomorrow Someone Will Arrest You". This event offers a compelling examination of how literature becomes a powerful instrument of social and … at Yale University. She has received her LL.M. at Harvard Law School and her research focuses on criminal justice, …

… are China and the WTO – a Long March Toward the Rule of Law, A Practical Guide to the WTO for Human Rights Advocates … and communications in Hong Kong and international law at University of Edinburgh (LLM) and Graduate Institute … Harvard Law School and graduated from the Law School of National University of Mongolia. She was a visiting scholar …

… the lives and livelihoods of 1.4 billion Indians. It will make and mar the career of various political leaders. … in Chief of Foreign Policy and author of India Connected: How the Smartphone Is Transforming the World’s Largest … Washington, D.C. His research focuses on human capital, national and international public institutions, and the ways …

… birthed a dangerous new ‘Lost Cause’ myth. We must fight it … Trump has birthed a dangerous new ‘Lost Cause’ myth. We … we can. We quote wise scribes such as George Orwell on how there may be a latent fascist waiting to emerge in all … investigation for his misdeeds. We believe in rule of law, and therefore await verdicts of our judicial system and …