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… Sasha Roseneil and Professor Julia Adams.  Sasha Roseneil, University College London (UCL) Sasha Roseneil is … agendas, UCL, like every other university in the UK and many around the world, had to move our teaching and … League Table . Finally, I will point to an amazing global event organized by UCL that was probably only imaginable in …

… a small Kabir Festival at Luce Hall spanning two days. The event will start off with the screening of … (weavers of shudra caste status) and is believed by many to have been the disciple of the Hindu guru Ramanand. … created disputatiously diverse Rams, while also spawning many Kabirs. Powerful music by singers in India and Pakistan …

… for the  Center for Social and Behavior Change  at Ashoka University, India. The center was funded by a grant from the … organization founded by Peter Singer, the philosopher, and Princeton professor, with a mission to promote smart giving … in Marketing (Consumer Behavior) from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA from IIM Calcutta, …

… Description of Holdings … Description of Holdings Yale University Art Gallery (YUAG) The YUAG holds extensive … strengths in textiles and ceramics, the YUAG also holds many manuscript paintings from early modern Iran and India. … these objects, despite the imperialistic views of many of their makers, still present excellent primary source …

… these are in good part unable to read or write, and many of them unable to speak our language. While we very … in trade of mercenary demagogues who say, ‘I control so many Irish votes, and will have a place in the Customs;’ ‘I can manage so many Dutch, and must be made a Captain of the Watch or I will …

… One—Speeches, Debates, and Interviews. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1979. Vol. II, p. 57. Country, Conscience, … my voice with the voices of my friends on this platform, many interesting and even trying events have occurred to me. … experienced, within the last eighteen or twenty months, many incidents, all of which it would be interesting to …

… Resistance, and Abolition at the MacMillan Center at Yale University, this annual prize of $25,000 recognizes the best … of an Atlantic Slave War” (The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press); Jessica Marie Johnson for “Wicked Flesh: … Age of Revolutions that does not just include but was in many ways propelled forward by violent war between enslavers …

… his M.Phil in Applied Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University and his Ph.D. in Economics from Gujarat University. He was a Visiting Research Fellow at Yale University�s Economic Growth Center from 191-1993. Many well-respected institutions have hired him for his …

… completed his first degree in biology at the University of Buenos Aires before receiving his PhD in animal behavior at the University of California, Davis. He was a postdoctoral fellow … countries. Additionally, Fernandez-Duque has received many accolades, including the “Premio Raíces,” awarded in …

… author and distinguished writer in residence at New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute — … Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition, one of the many programs supported by the Whitney and Betty MacMillan … is that oppression is not ennobling.” The two noted that many of the white women’s suffrage advocates — many of whom …

… After decades of economic growth following World War II, many economies began to slow down by the 1970s. The 1973 oil … having politically decolonized over a century earlier, many Latin American countries allied themselves to the third … CDC’s updated quarantine policy showed that, in their gut, many Americans believe that economic well-being depends on …

… Mercedes Carreras True to Yale’s mission as a liberal arts university, every undergraduate student is required to gain … art history is to teach, and if you study law you have many other possibilities. Of course, here I am years later: a … were yesterday. If they come in ready to work hard, as many of them do for many semesters, their Yoruba language …