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… between 2000 and 2011. His books in English include: The Enlightenment as Social Criticism: Iosipos Moisiodax and … the Eighteenth Century (Princeton University Press, 1992), Enlightenment Nationalism Orthodoxy (Variorum, 1994), An … of Statesmanship (Edinburgh University Press, 2008), and Enlightenment and Revolution: The Making of Modern Greece …

… from archaeological sites in Mongolia and Museum specimen apes. In spring 2018, he taught the course “Biological, … organizations that linked Korean farmers to regional and global markets, as new ideas about the state’s role in the economy …

… a life of endless labelling to survive with a sense of humanity. He tries to develop a memory machine that will … remembered experience) in letters, memoirs, speeches, debates, and autobiography. But our primary concern is with … newspaper. Vaughan had a passion for the welfare of former slaves and he founded a movement to secure pensions for …

… panel entitled Bordering China, Bordering Reform . The event was organized by Yale Assistant Professor of History Y. … as part of a broader history of economic flexibility at a global level. Certainly, the presenters all pointed out the ways in which the region shaped local, national and global economies via the capital and individual …

… Her research focuses on the political economy of the global labour market, including current projects on the … several exclusives on rising numbers of former child slaves being denied asylum in Britain, labour exploitation on … University of Nottingham. He co-founded the NGO Free the Slaves. His 1999 book Disposable People: New Slavery in the …

… Meeting Directed to those with special interests in global education, American history and revitalization of … Rico. Chris Schmidt-Nowara, Fordham University   Lane Debates: Reenactment of historical debates at Lane Seminary, 1834; University of Connecticut, …

… to subdue. Where is there any picture like this among the slaves of the South? Every effort in their behalf is made … remains, I do not care how often, in single items, the slaves may be compared to the oppressed of other lands. It is … with one which, mocking all law as well as justice and humanity, lights up the waters of Mississippi and the Ohio, …

… this period—from the Renaissance to Reformation, from the Enlightenment to the collapse of European Feudalism. This … of innovation. In his second lecture on October 23, “When Markets Force Learning: America in the 19 th Century,” Rae … Rae hinted that this rigid status quo that excluded women, slaves, and non-property holding men would have a lasting …

… perspective informed ongoing policy and legislative debates by showing how government previously stripped … York Law Review.  60(2):  431-463. Thipe, T. (2014)  “The boundaries of tradition: An examination of the Traditional … Rights . 30(1): 196- 205. Thipe, T. (2013).  “Defining Boundaries: Gender and Property Rights in South Africa’s …

… land.  As we confront the climate crisis, as we deal with global warming and climate change, indigenous cosmologies — … beings. African writers have always destabilized these boundaries. In “The Palm-Wine Drinkard,” a novel by Amos … of the human. Such texts are productive for pushing the boundaries of the novel genre and the meaning of the …