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… University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law, Through the Tort Lens Darkly: Slavery, Reparations, and …

… the book’s “happy ending” where Wentzel undergoes a self-transformation, becoming Christian and leave behind his … chapter by chapter, of ethnographic authority” through Steinberg’s acute reflexivity, or awareness and … the book’s “happy ending” where Wentzel undergoes a self-transformation, becoming Christian and leave behind his …

… has spent years studying oil’s effects on Russia through the Soviet and post-Soviet periods. His research and … ways in which oil, oil money, and oil corporations move through and shape people’s lives a specific region. To be … responding to requests, and sponsoring cultural events. Through these initiatives, the company ultimately became …

… the successful resistance to Russian colonialism. The event, titled “The Last Words in the World: Ukrainians and … what it means to be a native Russian speaker in Ukraine through the lens of a Ukrainian family. Originally, the book … The story follows the story of the family through radical transformation: when the Soviet Union unexpectedly implodes, …

… novel shows how people—and cities—are capable of radical transformation and how this, in turn, affects their …

… transfers of slaves seem to have occurred overwhelming through sale, contrary to what happened in the American … that sugar planters still enjoyed acceptable profits, even through the 1870’s. In the 1850’s and 1860’s, coffee … of expectations about the future of slavery and a focus of action by those who wished to undermine or defend the …

… their end of the agreement. When he discovered that no action had been taken, he bought and ate seventeen bars of … own “slave-free chocolate.” The audience members at the event enjoyed some of this delicious chocolate flavored “dark …

… especially the visual knowledge production during the transformation of media. She is executive editor of Digital …