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… electoral systems. They also add to a broader theory of how electoral institutions, operating through parties’ … despite competing in every election since 1993. Thus, we should expect that politicians who care more about winning … strategy involves voter targeting—what kinds of people do candidates reach out to or shape their messaging around? …

… of thinking.” By which they mean ways of thinking that do not privilege exchange of reason or argumentation or which … kinds of subjects and certain kinds of methodologies that we would have no problem recognizing as philosophy. You can … into the curriculum, could you talk a little bit about how you do that in your own teaching? How to bring it into …

… The Tribune. v. 4. n. 186. November 11, 1844. We are not surprised that a large portion of the Whig Party … Republican’ formation. It is natural that they should do so, yet not the less unwise to break our own ranks and … portion of the Loco Focos unite with us on this question, how long can they be depended on? Have we not seen them …

… that people fail to realize that “realism and nationalism are more powerful forces that undermine liberalism at every … “Liberalism by itself is not a bad thing. It is only when we try to take liberalism abroad that things become … a chain reaction in neighboring countries. “We tried to do this in Iraq and then the rest of the Middle East. But the …

… traditional supply-and-demand factors, I will examine how oligopolies, oligarchies, and opinions impact the … deforestation. How are Southeast Asians responding? What do Indonesian tycoons and Thailand’s smallholders have in … 12:00 Noon Room 203, Luce Hall 34 Hillhouse Avenue (Hybrid event) Register on Zoom here >>   See CSEAS Current Calendar …

… It runs from rare books to databases,” Meng said. “We work with undergraduates, graduate students, and faculty. … traditional texts, historical archives, and socioeconomic data, and the ability to do full-text searches.” Whether the holdings are print or …

… complicated relationship with China, and what to do about the poisoning of Alexei Navalny in light of the fact … one of the most challenging issues facing the leaders was how to resolve the stalemate in the Council on Foreign … Commission, proceed with sanctions against Turkey in the event it renews its unilateral actions or provocations in …

… may be no apprehension as to the purpose of this Society, we hereby declare that we are not organized in antagonism to any class of the Irish or … friends the Catholics ever had. The Catholics of Ireland know this, and were always friendly with the Presbyterians. …

… the pacifist tradition of Islam in West Africa, describing how the religion took hold peacefully there — promoted by … and African regions.  In the 8th and 9th centuries, we begin to have reports of traders traveling with caravans … and despotism. The ruler did not have complete license to do as he wished because of the moral constraint he felt as a …

… and  social media to digitized identities. MADE  examines how these changes influence the  commission of mass … addressing those challenges in the form of a Social Media Data Request Mechanism and Focal Point. Disentangling … and their understanding of world issues, to those who do not even know where to begin and may be scared to ask. …

… of Memory and History in Lahore. Lunch will be provided. How does power shape cities, and the role of archives and their afterlives? We will examine what it means to create an archive for … Memory and History in Lahore (The New Press, 2024). This event is generously co-sponsored by the Department of History …

… Watch … Submit to Scholars on Watch Submission guidelines: We invite scholars to offer a commentary; an experience; an … students, courses, policy, curriculum; and suggestions for how to employ historical knowledge and humanities scholarship … We reserve the right to accept or reject postings, and may do small editing.  We ask that essays not exceed 500-600 …