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… Syrians in this period, placing a huge burden on not only those displaced, but also on host communities and the … To explore this issue, the Council on Middle East Studies (CMES) at the MacMillan Center at Yale hosted a panel on April … as well as education and health services. “There are also challenges around access to education and health… …

… program, and I had a terrific advisor, Taylor Sherman, who encouraged me to not only study the history of South Asia … expressed itself in the terms of the nation-state. Why is it that so many people turned to the nation state? In … between empires and nations. What advice would you give to those just starting off as scholars? First of all, I would …

… the colonial archive by posing the following questions: Why does sexuality (still) seek its truth in the historical archive? What are the spatial and temporal logics that compel such a … that there is something about sexuality that is lost or silent and needs to �come out�), Arondekar engages …

… article in Festschrift for Norman W. Ingham, Russian History (2006) … “Variance and Invariance in … article in Festschrift for Norman W. Ingham, Russian History (2006) This study provides a contribution to what … article in Festschrift for Norman W. Ingham, Russian History (2006) …

… worried about as a stressor, especially in societies that are already rather vulnerable,” said Manning. “And we should … climate history related to the so-called 4.2 ka BP event, a period of arid weather globally which started in … were varied and had far-reaching ripple effects. “ That’s why studying ancient climatic change is relevant for …

… gratitude to God that there were any to sympathise with those who had been so long neglected. He came to them this evening … side of the Atlantic, he had been met by this objection—Why do you come to England for the purpose of talking on the …

… form of slavery and a major threat to women and girls, who account for 71 per cent of global trafficking victims. … people who can trace money using forensic tools as well as those who know exactly how corporate procurement and supply … my desire to help is delivered by my craft and expertise.  Why are we seeing an increasing number of female traffickers …

… It requires finding sources and finding a way to interpret those sources. Ultimately, that was critically exciting to me … Having already attended Yale as an undergraduate, why did you choose to return for your PhD? I thought Yale, … more comfortable being a global historian, being somebody who didn’t just study South Asia, but who also seriously …

… development, where he lived for nine months, and also with those being displaced. His book draws contrasts and … living there on my own, doing daily interviews with people who lived in this new upper-middle class residential … I actually began conducting ethnographic research. That’s why we do ethnography, after all — to challenge our …

… this playbook for managing grievances, especially those raised by flexibly-employed workers, and how it might … nature of their work — and the fact that many are migrants who move to big cities for work. The pandemic raised the … a driver’s damaged scooter breaking down. Considering why the feature may have left out other angles for …

… beauty, these gorgeous rolling hills blanketed in clouds are regions that were cleared for livestock grazing. Many of … birds, - such as great Egrets and Roseate Spoonbills – who decide to reside in Palo Verde during the northern … me to different foods, music, and dancehalls than those typically recommended to me in Bogotá. Meeting them …

… edited and condensed version of the conversation follows: Why is studying the Bretton Woods Agreements important? I … where the United States prevailed. It essentially runs those institutions today. They shaped the way development … Colloquia and SymposiaTalks & Lectures 203-436-2553 cmes@yale.edu Online United States Thursday, February 24, …