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… 2018 election. Nor is it surprising that Spanish voters, who went to the polls in April, will go back to the polls … indeed, the only surprise was that a government formed by those parties lasted as long as it did. Nor was it surprising … Colloquia and SymposiaTalks & Lectures 203-436-2553 cmes@yale.edu Henry R. Luce Hall (LUCE ), 203 34 Hillhouse …

… that sometimes pit the Chinese state’s interests against those of individual citizens. Daniel Mattingly, assistant … a developing country,” said Mattingly ’04 B.A., ’08 M.A., who joined the faculty last fall. “Where does this strong state com e from? There are a lot of answers. The piece that I’m interested in is the …

… This is encouraging, but additional longer-term measures are needed. Many who migrated home last year continue to struggle and those who had returned to cities were only just beginning to …

… on Twitter and Facebook. The South Asian Studies Weekly Colloquium will continue to meet Wednesdays at 4:30 PM in … particular focus on gender issues and minority rights, and who has worked both in South Asia and with the South Asian … Urdu, Marathi, Panjabi, Tibetan, and Dzongkha, are among those that students have taken in the past through this …

… The Society was started by colonial officials in 1905 who had an intellectual interest in linguistics, archaeology, … It was closed by the military regime in 1979. My idea was—why don’t we revive this journal? This became the Independent … the Rohingya were not citizens of Burma. Then there are those who simply wanted to ignore the persecution of the …

… Cha, Julian Barnes, Orhan Pamuk, and Gish Jen. For seniors who intend to fulfill the senior requirement for the English … of ancient India. Various literary styles compared with those of other world literary traditions. HIST 310 History of … and colonial experience in shaping state formation; why states in the region have been prone to democracy and/or …

… of literary translation, especially (but not only) those who are doing translation-related senior theses. … description of an object, animal, person, place, scene, or event undertaken as an exercise in oral rhetoric. In that … critically what it means to write in standard English, why some dialects are evaluated negatively and others …

… governments collaborated to facilitate the temporary labor migration of millions of Mexican farmworkers to the … Program as a whole. Using a rich archive from varied local perspectives, Kravitz’s research reveals not only the … Eliza Kravitz is a senior at Yale University majoring in History and completing certificates in Spanish and Human …

… has published a number of articles and edited two books, Why We Write: The Politics and History of Writing for Social … and Race, 1869-1882, a study of white Civil War veterans who served in the Egyptian Army in the 1870s. Sandra Gunning … dimensions of work in slavery and the ways in which those experiences shaped black people’s lives in bondage and …

… from across the continent. The organizers of the annual event, which the Yale Africa Initiative first hosted in 2015, … in terms of thinking about music and dance and visual art, those forms of creativity are not necessarily given as much … of about 50 through several African steps. Student artists who participated in AFRICA SALON were also able to engage, …

… that in a variety of ways, and I think I’ve watched others who work with me do that as well. So that’s been a super fun … I really liked that opportunity to be able to apply those things in ways that – quite frankly – they weren’t … I mean, my parents were sort of like, oh my goodness,  why would you go to Yale to study African Studies? Right? …