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… nation. There can’t be no real patriotism while it lasts. How are you goin’ to interest our young men in their country … this city today. There are ten thousand good offices, but we can’t get at more than a few hundred of them. How are we … city, but when we tell them that we can’t place them, do you think their patriotism is goin’ to last? Not much. …

… GRD ’20 co-chaired the conference on Latin America. At the event, guest speakers discussed ways of achieving … of our inspiration [for this year’s conference] was that we sense there’s a perception of Latin America as a space … professionals … doing work in their region and [to see] how they contribute to their fields in and beyond Yale,” …

… has been made to the church in America. Why, Sir, do we so often allude to this, and make special attacks on the … is true as far as my experience is concerned. I know not how to explain it, but such is the fact. The religious …

… skepticism in Russia and other post-Soviet states, 2) how governments use media framing to avoid blame for … Lecture by Raj Chetty from Harvard on insights from Big Data  into the sources of social inequality and what can be done to address them. But I also enjoyed nearly every event I took part in here, from informal lunches with …

… and science and technology studies. Daevan Mangalmurti: How did you become an anthropologist? Aniket Aga: My first … knowledge through the Right to Information Act. How can we understand the right more broadly in terms of its … In that case, there are things that one can do as an individual, such as work towards fulfilling one’s …

… appropriation and dispossession. I became fascinated with how to tell a story that might convey both the excitement and … Phú Mỹ Hưng (roughly pronounced Foo Mee Hoong). We lived there for five months as a family. I spent another … began conducting ethnographic research. That’s why we do ethnography, after all — to challenge our assumptions! The …

… her deeds to the light. But, in exposing these deeds, I do not wish to place myself in the position of an enemy. Let … But, what sensible people you are in Belfast! (Laughter.) How cautious lest they should make a mistake! How prudent … yes—our hearts leap up to the very name of freedom, while we recoil with horror at the sound of slavery. We feel, then, …

… and 2017-2018 Josephine de Karman Fellowship. How did you become an anthropologist? I did both my … were lots of assumptions built into the schemata of what we were learning in my classes, and anthropology was the one … of that, I moved on to SOAS University of London to do a master’s in social anthropology for development. I …

… Notwithstanding the general government has nothing to do with the domestic and the local civil institutions of the … been made of the slave holders does not exceed 300,000. How do you suppose 300,000 men are capable of holding … whole physical power to bear against the slave if such an event should arise. (Cries of “Shame!”) The slave has no …

… System Franke Visiting Fellow Lecture Alejandra Oliva How are power structures and empathy implicated in translation? What do we owe asylum seekers, and the stories they bring? What does …

… manner of objects. Then identities begin to vanish; people do not recognize one another, and some even lose a sense of … as individuals, and perhaps as societies as well, we cannot function in practical or moral terms without … sustenance from memory in similar ways to individuals? How do groups remember? Is Yale’s struggle to face its past …