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… on the same playing field. One example Varma provided of how this works is in transportation. When transportation … up climate solutions by making trust, identification, and data sharing easy, interoperable, and secure. Talking about … with expanding financial and digital inclusion. The event then concluded with questions from the audience. …

… first Gulf War.  Further research into the phenomenon at Harvard’s Carr Center for Human Rights in 2004 motivated him … to say that traditional notions of Westphalian sovereignty do not hold absolute in cases of extreme human rights … as dozens stayed afterwards to offer thanks and let him know that he had, in some way past or present, inspired them. …

… civilizing mission, especially in the east and south. We propose to examine the cultural and ideological forces … agriculture, nuclear and chemical pollution – we ask how these ecological dimensions shaped settler colonies in … to explore the pathologizing of the nomads. To what extent are sedentarization campaigns forms of biopolitical violence …

… civilizing mission, especially in the east and south. We propose to examine the cultural and ideological forces … agriculture, nuclear and chemical pollution – we ask how these ecological dimensions shaped settler colonies in … to explore the pathologizing of the nomads. To what extent are sedentarization campaigns forms of biopolitical violence …

… Professor of Environmental Law and Policy. “So why do we spend so much time and resources on transforming … session with Yale students, Jørgensen focused on how Denmark has achieved significant decarbonization and how …

… and yet, it has been noted, contemporary anthropologists are generally squeamish about explicitly comparative work. … workshops where knowing craftsmanship entangles (what we commonly call) technique with what we might (more … Things. As a work of comparison, the discussion reveals how questions derived from ethnographic encounters in one …

… and yet, it has been noted, contemporary anthropologists are generally squeamish about explicitly comparative work. … workshops where knowing craftsmanship entangles (what we commonly call) technique with what we might (more … Things. As a work of comparison, the discussion reveals how questions derived from ethnographic encounters in one …

… published at the EGC site . Due to its relevance to CLAIS, we reproduce it here with their permission. Educational … platforms that leverage artificial intelligence and big data, the researchers found that providing such information … in an EGC interview. “The schools might be amazing, but how can the application process be so dysfunctional?”–  …

… and/or abolition. The winning book, published by Harvard University Press, explores how the nation achieved sectional harmony by re-inventing … national reunion — he provides the historical perspective we need to attack the fundamental problem of race relations …

… “fully investigate this act as a matter of urgency—and to do so in a completely transparent way. Those responsible must … was aimed at the fundamental values and rights for which we stand.”    Foreign Minister Maas summoned the Russian … Aleksandr Litvinenko in Belarus on August 9. We may never know who actually administered the poison. But the weapon …

… brief notes. “ It was the white South saying, ‘You think we lost that war? Well, we won Reconstruction,’” said Blight, … here is hard to say,” he said. “This is not over. There are thousands of Confederate monuments in the South. There … in the amicus brief. “ It was a reminder of why I do this work,” he said. “When you write about race, slavery, …