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… really going on,” he said, during a Yale-hosted online event, of these inquiries from well-meaning colleagues. “I’m … at MIT Sloan School of Management, examined how the international art market can be used by those funding … and militarization. “ Part of that story has to do with the imperial and colonial appetites that are so much …

… proximity and the intensity of our economic exchanges. We are asking for nothing more, but nothing less, than what … to protect citizens’ fundamental rights and personal data. Mobility and social security coordination, where our … between the UK and the EU seems unlikely. I simply do not understand why we are wasting valuable time.” He also …

… 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 …

… and fishing rights on “the Last Frontier” could mean for how we think about the United States as a political-economic … Indrani Chatterjee — Ph.D. in History in 1996 from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. …

… deaths, and was followed in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic. We randomly sampled 1167 Houstonians from 88 designated … and surveyed them about their demographics, event-specific traumas and stressors, and symptoms of current … Overall, we observed evidence for two key findings that are salient for residents of urban environments in the …

… Yale University “ The 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games: Why are they important, even for people who don’t like sports? ” … , Professor of Japanese Religions, Princeton University “How Japan Became the World Center: ‘Three Countries’ in the … “Rivers and Rice: What Lawyers and Legal Historians Should Know About Medieval Japan” 2007-2008 Katsuhito Iwai , …

… that people producing these ideas either hated or didn’t know about black people,” Kendi recounted. “Many of the … time]: Thomas Jefferson, Calhoun…Definitely not ignorant. How do you account for this?” Kendi came to the conclusion that …

… Geyrhalter, Friederike Mayröcker, and Ruth Beckermann are privileged subjects of study. Recent work has looked at … Handke, Alexander Mitscherlich and Albert Speer—to show how discourses on the landscape become prominent … the discourse of Bildung in novels by Thomas Bernhard (How We Learn Where We Live, 2016). She has held visiting …

… Practices in Historical China This talk explores how we should make use of steles (beike) beyond analyzing the … scholarships at Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Harvard-Yenching Institute, and the Council on East Asian …

… Studies Council to support your Kempf application, we ask that you kindly submit a proposal and a budget to us … Please only apply if you are sure you will execute your event in the next year, and do not apply if you plan on being on leave or sabbatical, for …