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… Acheson (Class of 1915), and Cyrus Vance (Class of 1939, LAW ’42), as well as those of President Woodrow Wilson’s most … involvement with practitioners of international security and diplomacy, Yale will make a superb home for my … to hold the position of Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, which he first assumed in 1969, …

… valences of 17th century dramas, and demonstrates how The Peach Blossom Fan’s uses of metatheatre serve as an … over the centuries. His dissertation “Taking Refuge in the Law,” explored the tortuous litigation in which Buddhist … visiting student at the Kyujanggak Institute at Seoul National University. A Richard U. Light fellow and a …

… with Daniel Esty, Hillhouse Professor of Environmental Law and Policy. “So why do we spend so much time and … session with Yale students, Jørgensen focused on how Denmark has achieved significant decarbonization and how … the emerging environmental leaders in the audience: “Take it seriously.”   “We will live in a better society when we …

… 225 years. Diane Ciccone, Esq., who has been practicing law for over 40 years, is currently serving as an Administrative Law Judge in New York State. Her interest in African American …

… credit, legal systems, and political order that link them. It also includes an understanding of how different societies conceive of the spatial order they … in southern Asia; histories of corporations, empires, and law; science and technology studies; agrarian studies; and …

… administration. With the recent change in the White House, it is a good time to consider the future of international trade. Our work presents various ideas about how to restore, preserve, and strengthen the rules-based … like trade, climate change, poverty, and international security. It’s focused on providing students the opportunity …

… Institute of History, Bucharest, and GLC Fellow   Islamic Law and Abolition in East Africa and Arabia Monday, December 3, 2007 12:00 PM Bernard K. Freamon, Professor of Law, Seton Hall University School of Law, and GLC Fellow   Property & Personhood: Fictions of …

… my unit on slavery to provide a more comprehensive view of how the census data reflects the changes in Connecticut laws … what laws based on race affected demographics, and explain how changes in laws affected the enslaved. By refining this …

… for Human Rights and Global Justice of the School of Law, New York University; Leslie Harris, Professor of … reparations are about the repair of society, and discussed how Reconstruction and the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments … and backlash since the first Reconstruction, and that it is necessary to enact reparations to break out of this …