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… 1750-1800 , is under contract at Yale University Press. How did you arrive at your research? Growing up in India, it … with as an undergraduate at Yale College, where I was really fortunate to have the opportunity to study South Asian … even if it didn’t necessarily lead to a major policy change at the top. Our conversations about the beginnings of …

… Collection were it not for an invitation to a cooking event at New York University in early May in which teams … stews from one of the tablets as closely as possible to how they would have been prepared and eaten almost 4,000 … but two of the tablets are poorly preserved — there are big holes in them. Some of these terms that appear in the …

… journalist. Could you talk about your life after Yale, and how you got your start? From the beginning, I chose Yale … of lengths people will go to see their families. What’s really gratifying for me is that I’ve learned others have … but I think for people who are interested in knowing how these societies work and what makes them tick, like …

… countries, is important to the MacMillan Center,” said Dr. Bradley Woodworth, Program Manager of Baltic Studies at … countries.  “We don’t have a lot [of people], but they are really educated, and they are capable ones,” said Špokauskas. … are.’” Added Plepytė: “The identity of the Baltics [has] really strengthen[ed] especially within the last years. We’re …

… in Geneva has been amazing! I am living just outside the big city, in a quaint town called Nyon. The location of my … conflicts between state and non-state actors, specifically how these conflicts will change with the rise of AI and cybersecurity threats. In …

… and 2017-2018 Josephine de Karman Fellowship. How did you become an anthropologist? I did both my … skills in charge of a whole set of operations in a big district in a big state. That was Bihar in 2007, which is … it is to know your environment in a time of climate change. But writing the book has been, in a sense, terrible, …

… the 2014 University of Latvia Annual prize in science.    Dr. Mieriņa is the editor of the new book Latvijas emigrantu … and other journals.  She has been involved in a number of large-scale international comparative studies, mostly on youth and …

… and everyday life. We discussed the recent protests, how anarchism got such a bad name, and whether anarchism … leadership that grows organically from the streets. By and large, it’s not organizations that start movements. It’s … was bracing. Then, when I was teaching courses on social change, I found myself saying things, which, in the back of …

… as we seek to link past and present in order to address big questions about history for a broad public. This … the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and Dr. Joe Murphy, National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow …

… current crisis in Ukraine is not the result of a single large-scale event, but rather of factors unique to Russia’s geography, … discussed the importance of public opinion in Russia and how an invasion of Ukraine could have dire consequences for …

… and campus groups have increased in both number and scale. Yale College alone is host to over 10 student … the South Asian community at Yale University. A signature event of the South Asian Society is  Roshni , an evening … most popular dance events on campus, drawing audiences as large as 1,100 students, faculty and New Haven residents to …

… etc.—offers students the opportunity to explore how business skills and market disciplines can be harnessed … entrepreneurship, impact assessment, and accomplishing change, as well as details on the Indian political and … plan, and then were able to raise significant funding to scale up the work.” While there is limited formal evaluation …