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… is Personal: Slavery and Its Legacies at Yale Image above: Installation view of Mickalene Thomas / Portrait of an … Library, Yale University, for a conversation about how enslaved and free Black people have been remembered—and …

… Mission of Ukraine to the UN, on the topic “Challenges to Security and Stability in Central and Eastern Europe: Vision …

… For Advanced Legal Studies in Tel Aviv University (TAU) Law Faculty, and a 2014/15 Fox International Fellow at Yale … for Outstanding Students at TAU where he focused on Law, Political Science and Philosophy. His research interests … lie mainly in the intersection of political theory and law. His thesis explores the interrelationship of two major …

… Ximena Benavides is a Doctoral candidate at Yale Law School. After a decade of practicing law at international law firms and corporations, structuring social development …

… harm businesses in Northern Ireland and could even cause it to drift away from the UK and toward the republic. After … out as most important – the continuing rights under EU law of EU citizens living in the UK and UK citizens living in … But the transition period is time-limited and, in any event, the UK has already made it clear that it does not wish …

… States. On Thursday, the administration announced that it would accept only 18,000 refugees during the next 12 … the need to focus its energy on the humanitarian and security crisis along the southern border and on the … being a historian, motivated by my desire to understand how a country like Togo came to be such a politically …

… the Democratic Maze” by John Dunn; “What Happened to National Liberation” by Michael Walzer; “The Imprint of … R. Polk; “The Lost History of Global Intelligence—and Why It Matters” by Christopher Andrew; “Exigencies: From …

… between freedom of religion and societal well being, and how the flourishing of persons and societies can be promoted … and explore their implications for the study of security and conflict.” The Religious Freedom and Society … School and professor of history at Yale University. It has hosted several conferences and workshops in Africa and …

… the Second Commandment through the 17th century, exploring how Christian interpretations of ‘monotheism’ and ‘idolatry’ … naturalization, and treason. Elizabeth is curious how, amid the post-Reformation ruins, Christians weaved their … she is interested in Christian Hebraism, Jewish and Roman law, biblical texts, and taking religion seriously in the …

… Study of Representative Institutions, the panel confronted how to interpret the ‘status quo’ election results where the … the final presentation, historian Brendan Shanahan posited it’s possible for this parliament to achieve bold initiatives … to optimize any opportunities for future growth. The event’s combination of panelists representing different …

… of work (an old hydroelectric plant). Based on the reading above, her journey can be understood as moving backward through time to an event in the past that shaped her subsequent life, just like … to sleep is not being able to dream. And without dreams, it’s difficult to see the past and feel the touch of the …

… from the organization, gaining insight into how international education initiatives can help strengthen … on some of the world’s most pressing issues and explained how Kazakhstan, through its multivector foreign policy, seeks to drive positive change in regional security, economic development, and climate change. The …