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… St., New Haven Open to the public January 25 Nicholas Robins, Duke University, author of  Genocide and … in the Dominican Republic” March 8 Jens Meierheinrich, Harvard University “From  Itsembabwoko  to  Jenoside : …

… embark on the Fellowship with distinct projects and goals, we all clearly share something in common: we’re excited about … I’d be doing on cocoa—the key ingredient in chocolate—and how cocoa farming could adapt in the face of climate change.  … in Ghana would be spent largely among cocoa farmers, who are disproportionately vulnerable to climate change. So, I …

… embark on the Fellowship with distinct projects and goals, we all clearly share something in common: we’re excited about … I’d be doing on cocoa—the key ingredient in chocolate—and how cocoa farming could adapt in the face of climate change.  … in Ghana would be spent largely among cocoa farmers, who are disproportionately vulnerable to climate change. So, I …

… embark on the Fellowship with distinct projects and goals, we all clearly share something in common: we’re excited about … I’d be doing on cocoa—the key ingredient in chocolate—and how cocoa farming could adapt in the face of climate change.  … in Ghana would be spent largely among cocoa farmers, who are disproportionately vulnerable to climate change. So, I …

… 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 …

… history and legacies of the Eugenics Movement. Join us as we explore how one can teach this subject to foster a deeper … and resources to support and extend Connecticut’s high school course in Black and Latino History. The BLHP invites …

… Panel 1 Joana Monteiro, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio) (with Claudio Ferraz) Does Oil … Lenka Bustikova, Duke University Revenge of the Radical Right: Why Minority Accommodation Mobilizes Extremist Voting … 5 Daniel Corstange, University of Maryland Who Wants to Know? The Effects of Survey Sponsorship on Subject Responses …

… demons in human shape, they speak to us, and say that we are morally and religiously incapacitated for enjoying … for intemperance but total abstinence. Will not temperance do, says one? No. Temperance was tried in America, but it … Is there a man within the sound of my voice who does not know that nine-tenths of the crime, misery, disease, and …

… 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 …

… abolition published in the preceding year.  The finalists are Jessica A. Krug for “Fugitive Modernities: Kisama and the … research, style, and sense of purpose, Krug shows how fugitives from state power developed ideas and strategies … who was not. Ultimately, this book challenges much of what we have assumed about British slavery in the Caribbean and …

… at 10 people. Please register by emailing seas@yale.edu How do you write history in a language that has no past tense? … and, consequently, of haiku poetry. In this workshop we will focus on Gunn and Szymborska to explore poetic …

… Paper and Its Prospects The North Star, December 3, 1847 We are now about to assume the management of the editorial … if conducted with only moderate skill and ability, would do a most important and indispensable work, which it would be …