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… of supranational institutions. Once political institutions are taken into account, richer insights emerge as to the … governments can implement in practice. Her research asks how we can design institutions to limit the negative effects of …

… her PhD in East Asian Languages and Civilizations from Harvard in 2007, and she has held fellowships from the Japan … of days and offers a seminar based on his/her new work. We also hope that the Fellow will offer a public lecture (on … meet with interested undergraduates and graduate students. We have envisioned the program as an opportunity to expose …

… her PhD in East Asian Languages and Civilizations from Harvard in 2007, and she has held fellowships from the Japan … of days and offers a seminar based on his/her new work. We also hope that the Fellow will offer a public lecture (on … meet with interested undergraduates and graduate students. We have envisioned the program as an opportunity to expose …

… for example, what the soldiers and militiamen would do when defeat eventually came – the “morning after (the … the big difference … It’s not easy, however, to explain how the massacres, rampage and rapes were organized. Robinson … between the formal Army commands and the militia groups are well documented. “That doesn’t change the level of …

… a K through 5 Title I school in East Hartford Connecticut. We have an incredibly diverse group of kids from all over the … them daily and witness their perspectives on the world. We are the melting pot of America. It is my goal to provide … advantage in their own individualistic and unique ways. I do this by integrating art, music and literature into …

… an expert in industrial environmental management. “The data must be linked so that we understand systems’ relationships.” A broader team will … program. USAID and the National Academy of Sciences are also supporters. The research teams are focusing on …

… Politics of Migrant Exclusion by Minoritized Citizens’. How are migrants received by host countries and communities? … surveys (with over 5,000 respondents), and georeferenced data on refugees and host communities spanning several Global … on East Africa. The findings have implications for how we think about the politics of intergroup relations, the …

… and David Brion Davis, Author and former GLC Director   How Should We Remember the Slave Trade?: 2007 and Public History … 12, 2007 4:30 PM Walter Johnson, Professor of History at Harvard University   The Boston Massacre and the Trial of …

… tasked their teams to follow up, and the U.S. will do so in close coordination with allies and partners.” The … respond with strong economic and other measures in the event of a further military intervention. He reaffirmed the … the Russian approach, as well as the relevant arguments. We hope that the United States will enter into serious talks …

… , New York University, “What Democracy Does (and Doesn’t do) for Basic Services: School Fees, School Inputs, and … Effect of Elections” October 15 - Rohini Pande , Harvard University, “Truth-telling by Third-party Auditors … November 5 - b, University of British Columbia, “How is Power Shared in Africa?” November 12 - Pedro Dal Bo , …

… at IFMR/Krea University Location:  New Delhi, India Who We Are: Inclusion Economics India Centre at IFMR/Krea … 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’ …

… child labor, levels of noise pollution and especially the right to food. Focusing on this last initiative, Mr. Robinson will investigate how the Court has become a quasi-legislative entity. Through … at JNU, field observations on the implementation of the right to food orders in 4-5 Indian states and clerking at the …