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… North Africa (MENA) region. She is Assistant Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Yale University, … Politics of UnCitizenship in Jordan , which explores how states manage political and economic problems, like … power and a primary migration destination for Sahrawis.  After completing her undergraduate degree at Harvard …

… Tanika Sarkar to its weekly colloquium, where she will present a talk titled: “Dirty Work, Filthy Caste : … New York, 2009. She has co-edited with Sumit Sarkar, Women and Social Reform in Modern India : Permanent Black , … a precise classification of their labor form.  She reviews how work is understood and reconfigured only when it stops. … …

… Vietnamese migration experiences within the United States after 1975, triangulating the experiences of refugees and … and material flows among Vietnamese Americans, and how and why they have contributed to first, secondary and third wave …

… claims of abduction and sexual assault of Buddhist women which precipitated anti-Muslim violence, this historical event highlights the nexus of sexual violence and the … Burma. Working from Saba Mahmood's (2015) insights about how colonial secularism entwined the fates of minority …

… of famed writer-activist Michiko Ishimure. Marran shows how Ishimure’s approach to island-chains offers an … identities as primary modes of belonging. Foregrounded will be a new materialist analysis that uses Marran’s concept … and cultural formations. Questions to be answered include: how does Ishimure address local island-sea chains in relation …

… of famed writer-activist Michiko Ishimure. Marran shows how Ishimure’s approach to island-chains offers an … identities as primary modes of belonging. Foregrounded will be a new materialist analysis that uses Marran’s concept … and cultural formations. Questions to be answered include: how does Ishimure address local island-sea chains in relation …

… to the sidelines. When the ideals eventually reemerged, they had changed to include “personal, individual liberties.” He noted that these ideas were important for women in particular, who pushed for more individual … argued that both countries are internally divided about how to treat the other. In addition to noting that Trump had …

… What are you hearing there at the conference? What are they saying at this particular moment? SIMON: Well, for … of the Rwandan genocide 25 years later different than they were immediately afterward or even a few years afterward? I … to vote actually to pull peacekeepers out of Rwanda after the genocide had started rather than sending more in. …

… which draw from centuries of tradition, to illustrate how government is mobilizing corporations and private … that remain for the influence that Chinese urbanism will have at home and abroad. Professor of Sociology Deborah … construction means that buildings are torn down soon after they are built, leading to mountains of waste concrete. …

… were common themes, such as major disruption during and after the 2017 hurricane season; managing for heavy rains and … which passed just weeks beforehand. Thus, post-storm, they contended with loss of their current harvest; a need to … all the coffee trees were either killed or damaged and will need eventual replacement. The loss of the year’s coffee …

… were common themes, such as major disruption during and after the 2017 hurricane season; managing for heavy rains and … which passed just weeks beforehand. Thus, post-storm, they contended with loss of their current harvest; a need to … all the coffee trees were either killed or damaged and will need eventual replacement. The loss of the year’s coffee …

… I was very interested in the notion of farmers’ rights and how that was articulated in national legislation, how rights … fellow in Argentina and Colombia. My own field work will actually be in Alberta, Canada, some distance from where … my PhD I was not actually sure where I wanted to go after—that is, whether I wanted to pursue an academic career …