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… the world’s largest Muslim country, but it also included many Christians, Hindus, Buddhists, and animists. The … of doing so. In both Java and Bali the PKI had won many votes in elections during the 1950s. The army ran the … Baru Intelektual Indonesia Tahun 1920-An (Gadjah Mada University Press, 2005) - “ Pandangan Kaum Intelektual …

… Professor in the Department of Political Science at Punjab University, Singh is not sure where life will take him now … the Indian government should provide to all. Like so many others, their plight is a legacy of inefficient … area in Punjab as a result of secret negotiations. Many Chakmas were forced from their land, and into land in …

… of history and chair of the Department of History at Yale University, considers the historical ripples of Islamophobia. … old Crusades, a new kind of Catholic jihad. Long after the many Matamoros—Moor-slayers—who sailed to the Americas aboard … vis-à-vis Islam. 16th-century France produced twice as many books about Islam as it did about the Americas and …

… Library Resources … Library Resources The Yale University Library includes three specific collections … Curator,  Agnete Lassen , for more information. The Yale University Library also contains many important archive collections related to the Middle …

… of Political Science.  After receiving his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago, he taught briefly at the University of Texas at Austin before coming to Yale in 1984. … and Master of Branford College from 1996-2011.  Among his many publications are Hegel’s Critique of Liberalism (1989), …

… is Class of 1954 Professor of American History at Yale University, joining that faculty in January, 2003. He … William Pitt Professor of American History at Cambridge University, UK, and in 2010-11, Blight was the Rogers … published by Simon and Schuster in 2015. Blight works in many capacities in the world of public history, including on …

… programming and research initatives taking place at Yale University. Below is a historical account of a few relevant … Prime Ministers John Major and Tony Blair, as well as many US Senators and Representatives and Irish leaders. John … speakers and discussants included faculty from Queen’s University Belfast, prominent business figures from Northern …

… Slavery in the Americas 1999 First Prize: Ira Berlin Many Thousands Gone: The First Two Centuries of Slavery …

… respond with strong economic and other measures in the event of a further military intervention. He reaffirmed the … of imposing “large-scale” sanctions in the event of an escalation of the situation around Ukraine. He … and territorial integrity. He also expressed support for confidence-building measures to de-escalate tensions in …

… (Yale), Hannah Farber (Boston College), Maeve Glass (Princeton), Emily Zackin (Johns Hopkins), Hidetaka Hirota …

… I had lived in Sierra Leone for 17 years teaching at the university and doing research on Bunce Island. Cutting back … records, I had also learned that the castle shipped many of its captives to South Carolina and Georgia. Now, … radio station in the country wanted to interview me, and many schools and community groups wanted me to speak. …

… School of Economics) Prof. Vivien A. Schmidt (Boston University) Discussant and Chair: Prof. Samuel Moyn (Yale University) Michael A. Wilkinson is Professor at LSE Law. He … Council and the Yale Law School European Law Association. Event will be in person and on Zoom. Visit the ESC-YLS …