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… Center hosted Professor James Mahoney for a discussion on Causal Analysis in Historical Thinking. Gordon Fulcher … research lies in the particularity and specificity of the data it draws out. He differentiates between a case specific … being assertions and counterfactuals. “The question is: how well does that statement encapture actual statements in …

… and tell us a little bit about who you are and what you do? My name is Courtney McKinney and I am currently living in … Kenya. I took a public health and history course, and we traveled all over Kenya. I was 19 and internationally had … it fundamentally shifted me for the better. I realized how little I knew about everything. That’s when I  decided on …

… invasion of Ukraine, University administrators discuss how Yale has adjusted to changing relationships with … Fellowship. “[But] I think it’s the right thing to do.” Erikson clarified that the Fellowship does not blame … are] big institutional decisions, and that’s often what we focus on, but they actually have extraordinary impacts on …

… a Master in Public Policy (MPP) candidate at the Jackson School of Global Affairs focusing on evidence-based policy … at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, specializing in causal inference methods. After completing his studies at Yale, …

… requires passion, and wants us to investigate what we’re most interested in. Her seminars are the most lively … This prize should come as no surprise to those who know Quan or have heard all the rave reviews from students … a truly well-deserved award. It is difficult to overstate how important Michael’s support has been to scholarship on …

… Haven, particularly the senior Hispanic population. The event will be hosted at the Atwater Center in Fair Haven on … navigating the challenges of a racialized society. What do you mean by the term “Hemispheric Quechua” and how does it relate to your research? Quechua and other …

… Professor Harms. Mr. Nguyen opened the meeting by asking, “We know the election of Donald Trump is very important to … Professor Hill, if you could tell us something about how you assess the potential foreign policies of the U.S. … we are involved many ways, even militarily, but we never do enough to make a difference. This pseudo-isolationism will …

… questions, please contact foxfellowship@yale.edu . How many applications do you receive? What are your acceptance rates? We usually … administration, funds may be made available to host an event at the partner institution provided that it has a clear …

… are matters of identity and self-understanding, and we have that in common with others. Religion and ethnicity do not come to be by political edict; they are not functions … capacity for mutual charity and forbearance. Reflection on how civil society may help counteract the tendency of …

… whisper. Even the boldest shrank; for they well understood how quickly the factious enemies of the Government would seize upon the old hated word Conscription, and do their best with it to make the war itself odious. But as … to its complete execution. Well, let them do their worst. We want it determined whether the majority of the American …

… photos and listen to his stories. The same is true when we walk down Vilakazi Street. It’s a rare and humbling thing … to a national hero, and all the more impressive to see how he responds to all this attention – with humility, … always say that, whenever I come to a place like this. You know, it’s a terrible story. In 1976 I led students and …