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… approves Trade and Cooperation Agreement Almost five years after British voters chose, by a narrow 52-48 margin in the … 1 through February and, in late February, through April, will take effect tomorrow. In their 2019 Withdrawal … of progress in regard to three especially difficult issues—how to maintain a “level playing field” for British and EU …

… remaining uncertainties, continued research and innovation will be required to achieve the community-level adoption of protective behavior … remaining uncertainties, continued research and innovation will be required to achieve the community-level adoption of …

… difference, liberty and freedom are deeply bound with how notions of secularism and religion mutually take shape … institutionally managed by modern states. This conference will probe theoretical and empirical issues pertaining to … Islamic intellectual history would take in the centuries after him. Rivaled only by Ibn Taymiyya (d. 1328), al-Ghazali …

… moral superpower and protect the world from Nazi Germany. After reading a text of the speech, FDR phoned Stimson to … with the interventionist position. FDR did not understand how the United States could remain idle at a time of … said. “He would send war materials to British soldiers, so they could do the fighting for him.” In other words, with …

… to identify and further develop outstanding young men and women, both in the United States and abroad, whose leadership potential in a range of fields is such that they will contribute to peace and stability in the world. …

… Fellowships. “Our partnership with the University of Ghana will help Yale deepen its connection to Africa,” said Ian … identifies and further develops outstanding young men and women, both in the United States and abroad, whose leadership … partner university spend a year at Yale. As Fox Fellows, they have full use of the resources of the host university, …

… fieldwork in both rural and urban ends, this talk examines how migrants prepare for a presumed but indeterminate … explores socioecological transformation in rural China after three decades of labor migration and state-led … after receiving a PhD in anthropology from Yale, and will join the Department of Anthropology and Sociology in the …

… extrajudicial killings also compelled many young men and women to join the organization. While the introduction of … of killing different from other forms of state violence, how it dehumanizes civilians, and how it resonates in other … grief, guilt, shame, and a scarred history. Secondly, I will focus on the stories of the survivors and the families …

… places labels on everything in his house in the hope he will not lose all memory. He labels animals and plants, … all experiences and all knowledge in each villagers life. After placing thousands of entries into his machine, Buendia … sustenance from memory in similar ways to individuals? How do groups remember? Is Yale’s struggle to face its past …

… argues that former slaves created a new kind of democracy after emancipation that emphasized diffused power and broad … University Press), tells the largely unknown story of how disease and sickness shaped the meaning of freedom for … Violence, and the American South after the Civil War, will be published in 2012 by the University of Chicago Press. …

… Her forthcoming book, titled “The Kingdom of Characters: How China Won the Language Wars and Rose to Global Power,” will be published by Riverhead Books, a division of Penguin … you begin to see a new context, and understand that they all add up to something. As a humanist, what was it like …

… in Ecuador. First, please tell us a little about yourself! How did you become involved with Yale’s summer language … Each student is based with a host family in Quito, and they spend time with their families at the Kichwa community … have gone on to use Spanish in their work. Generally, after significantly improving their command of Spanish during …