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… fields, we conduct cutting-edge  research to understand how policy can promote inclusive, accountable economies and  … We also aim to build a culture of evidence and increase data literacy in the public sector, strengthening leaders’ … in high levels of integrity and commitment to the work we do. The candidate should be able to effectively navigate …

… and Social Thought, the University of Kent’s Brussels School of International Studies Register to attend on zoom: … in crisis, as well as calls for revolution to combat. What we need, she instead proposes, is to abandon the rhetoric of … beyond ideological boundaries. As such, rather than asking how we might better capitalism or how we might dismantle it, …

… to 700 CE. Davis recounts this history of the religions we now know (such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism) and other, … origins of the Chicago South Asian program, the story of how a particular program came into being,” and through it, …

… bias and the relation between attitudes and behavior. We address both problems focusing on Greece, currently ranked as one of Europe’s least trusting societies. We do so by using four methods: survey questionnaires, … behavior. Our findings carry important implications about how we measure, study, and theorize interpersonal trust as …

… bias and the relation between attitudes and behavior. We address both problems focusing on Greece, currently ranked as one of Europe’s least trusting societies. We do so by using four methods: survey questionnaires, … behavior. Our findings carry important implications about how we measure, study, and theorize interpersonal trust as …

… its first annual symposium on April 13. It was a day-long event designed to bring together Yale faculty, scholars, and … to convene, present their work, and also develop it. “How we can strive to be better humanitarians?” was the question …

… its first annual symposium on April 13. It was a day-long event designed to bring together Yale faculty, scholars, and … to convene, present their work, and also develop it. “How we can strive to be better humanitarians?” was the question …

… ASHWINI DESHPANDE:                                        How Backward are the Other Backward Classes? Changing … are practically non-­‐existent. Using individual-­‐ level data from the National Sample Survey for 1999-­‐2000, our … both at the national as well as the regional levels. We compare five age-­‐cohorts (75-­‐65; 64-­‐55; 54-­‐45; …

… everything through transfer and conversion, where do we draw our boundary of analysis and how do we understand the modality of connection? Scholars …

… the ability to calibrate or anticipate cause and effect, we face ourselves naked, humble, and without pretense. In the … Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy at Yale Law School. His areas of interest include jurisprudence, … for Research in Modern European Philosophy in London. This event is introduced by MOLLY BRUNSON, Associate Professor, …

… for modern slavery research; the paucity of reliable data on contemporary forced labor; and opportunities for … in International Law (Brill, 2013).    Kevin Bales exposed how modern slavery penetrates the global economy and flows … in voting rights and understanding how and why citizens do and do not vote. Joel Quirk is the Head of the Department …