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… Poland; Poynter Fellow of Yale University in 2015 Dr. Timothy Frye, Marshall D. Shulman Professor of … the methods by which it is attempting to catalyze a full-scale war, as well as the question of how the Ukrainian and Russian populations would react to a …

… to other people in different conditions. That’s the big drama: should we think only in terms of what can be … into the curriculum, could you talk a little bit about how you do that in your own teaching? How to bring it into … But that work should also be done, otherwise what happens is we link up the worth and value of an entire people …

… Ministry of Social Policy, after 2015 and before the full-scale Russian invasion began on 24 February 2022, the number … in this conflict. Professor Mikheieva will talk about how the Russian aggression of 2014 has changed people’s daily …

… of Integrated Refugee and Immigrant Services (IRIS). The event was cosponsored by the Hellenic Studies Program and the … parents, and infants must be resuscitated. Where 4.1 Miles really shines is through its demonstration of the harrowing … Souls, focuses instead on life after the crossing and what happens to those who make it to “refuge.” It explores the …

… of a program can change as more people participate. Here’s how. Political Economy Effects of Policy Interventions … Capacity Generating policy demand and delivering at scale Spillover, Network, and Equilibrium Effects of Policy … is the potential for herd immunity that emerges from large-scale public health interventions ( Miguel and Kremer, …

… the robotics team. “We went to these schools and saw how the students worked together - all the girls wanted this … Pindea, and Jerome Tryon. Among them was figuring out how to combine traditional aspects of Afghan architecture … tangible results in such a short amount of time has been really encouraging.” Bald and the students presented the …

… explored the subject matter of Refugee Cities: How Afghans Changed Urban Pakistan (University of … about Afghan refugees to microhistory and the small scale, to which Alimia responded with a discussion of her … Pakistanis had an obligation to pay attention to such a large group within the country and that she hoped to create …

… on “Russia’s War in Ukraine: A Baltic Perspective” Event will be available in a hybrid format (zoom and … power”: before its annexation of Crimea in 2014 and the large-scale invasion in 2022, Russia used the same tools to …

… topic—discrimination and “Othering” in the country. The event was sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies. … opened on Friday with Monash University researcher Dr. Jemma Purdey, who provided a broad historical overview of … choosing electoral coalitions to support, according to Dr. Teri Caraway from the University of Minnesota. On …

… and members of the New Haven community joined the event featuring Spanish food, drink, and music to celebrate … popular and well-known than this one. I wanted to learn how such a small village had retained such a strong link to … like any space, has of course gone through moments of change and transition. In the 1960s, in particular, it was …

… written by women during early twentieth century. On the Dr. Malathy Singh Visiting Fellowship at Yale University: My … Hind Swaraj and the discussion in class focused on how beliefs and views that seems philosophically and … in the classroom benefitted me immensely in understanding how to teach, discuss and interpret South Asian sources with …