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… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… Location: Luce Hall, Rm 203, 2nd fl, 34 Hillhouse Ave. Part of the European & Russian Studies Community Lunch … chapter examines prospects for a postwar Ukraine. (more info: … Ukraiinska Pravda, Forbes Ukraine, Elle Ukraine and more. Based on 8 years of research Onuch and Hale analyze the …

… efforts and remembrances of multiple parties. In the first part of my talk, I discuss what close examination of the … of collaborative remembrance makes it possible not only to more clearly delineate their various audiences and aims, but also to better understand commemorative practices more generally in late medieval China. Alexei Kamran DITTER …

… Modern Russia,” on April 7-8. “We now know enormously more about the details of religious experience, … decisions.” Furthermore, Bushkovitch believes that this is part of a larger issue — the lack of knowledge of the … Bushkovitch. The 1480 epistle of bishop Vassian to Ivan III is actually a criticism of the ruler and other texts …

… Dr. Christine Ngaruiya, was interviewed about the event and its inspiration. The conference took place Oct. … (ii) the unique health challenges African women face, (iii) the education of young girls and women, (iv) women’s … gone on in my academic career. Most recently I’ve honed in more so on gender disparities as far as they pertain to …

… and impetus to the abolitionists, and to induce a new and more powerful activity of spirit than they now know. I will … in the West India Islands, are resorted to I believe, even more frequently, in the United States of America. Starvation, … land. What have we in America? Why we have slavery made part of the religion of the land. As a proof of this, I need …