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… rare infectious disease first discovered in 1958. It is a more benign version of smallpox that is endemic in parts of Central and West Africa. In 2022, more than 250 cases have been reported in at least 16 …

… (ii) the unique health challenges African women face, (iii) the education of young girls and women, (iv) women’s … parity in leadership positions. https://medicine.yale.edu/event/through-the-eyes-of-she/ Oct 15, 2021 … Council on …

… Series this year and it’s in-person. Due to university event policy the in-person screening is only open to the Yale … Community due to current University event restrictions “Part Kafka, part Agatha Christie and part Monty Python, … - who may (or may not) be Varakin’s missing father. The more complex and absurdist the mystery becomes, the more …

… … Costas Meghir Costas Meghir is the Douglas A. Warner III Professor of Economics at Yale University. His research … c.meghir@yale.edu Douglas A. Warner III Professor of Economics and Professor of Management … Yale …

… a case study drawn from the Ron Padgett Papers and part of the current exhibition, “Road Show: Travel Papers in … his research notetaking. For biographical information and more about Padgett, visit the poet’s website at … http://www.ronpadgett.com For biographical information and more about Roffman, visit the Yale Humanities website at …

… voices, and 2) weak prior about female politicians. More concretely, the first part asks whether Japanese voters are affected by female politicians’ physical traits. The second part examines how a dearth of female politicians in Japan …

… Luhansk region. With the beginning of Russian aggression more than 2 million people have left the uncontrolled … war started in 2014, Ukraine was deprived of control over part of its state borders, facing the problem of the … University (Krakow, Poland).  She has also participated in more than 20 sociological research projects, in 10 of which …

… Luhansk region. With the beginning of Russian aggression more than 2 million people have left the uncontrolled … war started in 2014, Ukraine was deprived of control over part of its state borders, facing the problem of the … University (Krakow, Poland).  She has also participated in more than 20 sociological research projects, in 10 of which …

… Luhansk region. With the beginning of Russian aggression more than 2 million people have left the uncontrolled … war started in 2014, Ukraine was deprived of control over part of its state borders, facing the problem of the … University (Krakow, Poland).  She has also participated in more than 20 sociological research projects, in 10 of which …

… varies over time, with some historical periods that are more favorable to democracy than others, I investigate the … Our empirical findings support our theory. Panel III – Liberalization Peter Lorentzen (University of … wars. This, the argument goes, explains in large part why democracies appear to win wars at higher rates than …

… Walter (ed). The Letters of William Lloyd Garrison. Vol. III: No Union With Slave-Holders 1841-1846. Cambridge, Mass.: … until it is taken from us. I hope to prize it, hereafter, more highly than I have hitherto done. The kind and unceasing … You represent the state of sister Sarah’s health to be far more feeble than did bro. George in his letter. Give her my …

… the matter again, especially in the memory of that great event of these great years, the World War. Fruit of the … this. Colored labor knows it, and as colored labor becomes more organized and more intelligent it is going to spread … intelligent organization is there for this purpose on the part of the colored wold? So far there is very little. For …