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… Eastern Europe. The Holocaust is undoubtedly the seminal event for the field of genocide studies.  Even as scholars … intervention (through the occurrence of the testimonial event itself), or through indirect intervention (through the … a year of their testimony to see whether the testimonial event has brought about possible symptom changes and …

… crisis and the pandemic’s effects are fascinating from a social-science perspective. There will be research agendas … in developed countries are facing hardship, but there is a social safety net — in some countries more so than in others. … hunger and famine. There is disruption to standard health care: no vaccinations for a while, no pre-natal care. There …

… Eastern Europe. The Holocaust is undoubtedly the seminal event for the field of genocide studies.  Even as scholars … intervention (through the occurrence of the testimonial event itself), or through indirect intervention (through the … a year of their testimony to see whether the testimonial event has brought about possible symptom changes and …

… island-sea chains in relation to the main archipelago of Japan?; what do the two contemporaries Ishimure and Édouard … Between Sea and Sky; “Animal Stranger in a Tokyo Canal” in Japan at Nature’s Edge: The Environmental Context of a Global …

… island-sea chains in relation to the main archipelago of Japan?; what do the two contemporaries Ishimure and Édouard … Between Sea and Sky; “Animal Stranger in a Tokyo Canal” in Japan at Nature’s Edge: The Environmental Context of a Global …

… Courses … Fall 2012 Courses ANTH276/SAST 219 South Asian Social Worlds Sara Shneiderman Study of a series of texts … resistance, iconoclasm, and, above all, the artistic agency of many anonymous makers within cross-cultural … in Gandhian thought and action; legacies and lessons for contemporary political life. GLBL 211A/ECON 211A/SAST 278 …

… interrelationship of society and space – the way differing social formations generate their own spatial configurations … of these environments and conditioning – or challenging – social norms and possibilities. She also has a long-standing … of Architecture. At Yale Dr. Ruudi will study spaces of care in late Soviet and post-Soviet Estonia: maternity …

… Korean Christians’ engagements with black gospel and contemporary worship music. Holding the analytics of race, … ‘samurai’ and in doing so complicates our understanding of social status and the governance in the early Tokugawa Japan. … “The Making of a Cold War in Korea” explores questions of agency and character of the Korean conflict from the Korean …

… of several local and national committees (including the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission, the Association for Asian … Studies, and the American Council of Learned Societies-Social Science Research Council Joint Committee on Japanese … “rhetorical entrapment” of the Olympic Games in which the event undermines the sureness we have about our conceptions …

… work. Rosenbluth’s first book, “Financial Politics in Contemporary Japan,” took on scholarly orthodoxy when she … the Lex Hixon ’63 Prize for Teaching Excellence in the Social Sciences and the William Clyde DeVane Medal for … of the many dissertations she directed or the time, care, and attention she lavished on the Ph.D. students whose …

… Rakugo Rakugo is a performative storytelling, born in Japan around the 1600s. It is performed by a single actor … kneeling at the center of the stage. As a product of the social class of artisans and merchants, rakugo has a crucial … analysis of memory politics and semiotics of gender in contemporary Japan. She is also working on her book …