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… for envisioning postwar modernity and democracy in Japan. US Occupation censors and progressive Japanese critics … threat to the (re)construction process of postwar Japan. Reflecting on the aftermath of WWII in the emerging Cold War context of Japan’s compromised sovereignty, postwar Japanese …

… question.” Many agreed that such logic assumes a lack of agency among the African governments that deal with China. … use resource earnings well or build political stability. “Agency has been the watchword of this conference” noted … Yale University, The Hakeem and Myma Belo-Osagie Forum on Contemporary Africa at Yale University, Council on African …

… and disciplines,” she said. “From the humanities and social sciences to medicine and public health, there is a … has studied the capacity of hospitals providing trauma care in war-ravaged Syria. Abbas Amanat, the William Graham … and libraries, ranging from medieval Qur’an manuscripts to contemporary photography.    The council is partnering with …

… rights and humanitarian law, institutional reform, and the social science of human rights violations. Teaching:  … of Western Hemisphere Affairs of United States Information Agency. Courses: INRL 572b/ INTS 261b, US Public Diplomacy in … the Tort Crisis in Brazil: U.S. and Brazilian Solutions to Contemporary Injury Litigation From Free University, Berlin …

… US-UK imperial role reversals and how rifts in the US-UK-Japan trilateral relationship brought about WWII. On campus, … projects with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency mapping Russian influence in Africa, the Carnegie …

… book “Gay Bombay: Globalization, Love and (Be)Longing in Contemporary India.” Parmesh is a World Economic Forum Young … who has leveraged her international profile to campaign on social issues concerning women, children and marginalized … launching her film career, Nandita earned her Masters in Social Work from University of Delhi and worked with several …

… of, imperial rule. It also shows how the legal agency of the borderlanders pushed the states to recalibrate … debt and land came to be ‘disembedded’ from the realm of social, ethical and spiritual obligations–-culminating in a …

… on the memory of public executed princes in modern and contemporary Europe (Le sang des princes, 2014, in … (2012): 1-21; “Abolition, Sentiment, and the Problem of Agency in the Système colonial dévoilé by Baron de Vastey,” … Standard Research Grants and one Insight Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. AURÉLIEN …

… of prayer attendance, and disseminating public health and social distancing advice through a key trusted source of …

… posters of the Indian nation-state as a mother goddess, to contemporary art featuring fractured landscapes of Kashmir, … the sixteenth century. Resistance to Brahmanical forms of social dominance; the role of linguistically based power; the … morality, ethics, and politics. The class focuses on social and historical context and the points of intersection …

… The WHO slogan during this period was “universal primary care for all by 2000.” Like reorienting the productive … “health, which is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or … possible level of health is a most important world-wide social goal.” The national representatives at Alma-Ata — …

… for envisioning postwar modernity and democracy in Japan. US Occupation censors and progressive Japanese critics … threat to the (re)construction process of postwar Japan. Reflecting on the aftermath of WWII in the emerging Cold War context of Japan’s compromised sovereignty, postwar Japanese …