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… found myself struggling to come up with answers that would reflect the prismatic complexity of what I knew about Cuba. …

… in the first place. This talk argues that, rather than being merely a point of contention in how this work is …

… the U.S. Institute of Peace and a Leonard and Sophie Davis Genocide Prevention distinguished fellow at the U.S. …

… the U.S. Institute of Peace and a Leonard and Sophie Davis Genocide Prevention distinguished fellow at the U.S. …

… in the first place. This talk argues that, rather than being merely a point of contention in how this work is …

… in our interdisciplinary field, to read and view creative expressions from the Caribbean (and the diaspora) … the group organizes talks and events with scholars and artists from in- and outside of the Yale community. Our … Southern California), “Temporal Imaginations: Collective Memory and Future-Coordination in Post-Conflict Guatemala” …

… about how the Uprising has been narrated as a historical event. Presented by Krystyna Iłłakowicz, Department of Slavic … and Media Studies Program About the Film Series: In the aftermath of World War II, several European states started … that ended their respective “classical periods.” Despite being hugely successful in their domestic markets and often …

… in the first place. This talk argues that, rather than being merely a point of contention in how this work is …

… as an idealized landscape and look at Indian urbanism to reflect on questions of whose visions are expressed in the … and Bundi and colonial cityscapes by Indian and European artists in Patna and Dhaka, I examine post-1947 … the railways contributed quite concretely to the idea of being able to be an Indian. Might the Metro be doing …