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… began their trip with a visit to the Central Criminal Court -- known as the Old Bailey – one of London’s most … legal figures, including Mrs. Justice Cheema-Grubb, a High Court Judge and Judge in Charge of the Terrorism List, and … and Q&A session with Beldam and a senior lawyer from the Court of Appeals Office, students gained insight into the …

… of Afghanistan’s archaeological heritage at an event entitled “Culture, Conservation and Meaning: The Politics of Heritage in Afghanistan” on March 5. The event, hosted by the Council of Middle East Studies at the … “A Nation Stays Alive, When Its Culture Stays Alive.” Unpacking a perhaps hidden complexity that the quote does not …

… and its vow to fight bureaucratic corruption restricting public service delivery speak to problems facing distinct … of the urban voter. See https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/counting-on-cities/ for the full op-ed. … …

… with Johnson: 55 percent said they have a negative opinion of him compared with 34 percent who said they have a … notwithstanding their skepticism about his character, the public seems to have come around to Johnson’s position in … the EU on Oct. 31 without a deal credible? The British public clearly thinks it is. The question now is whether the …

… the Study of Globalization at the MacMillan Center. This opinion article first appeared in The Washington Post on …

… for the prize were Alfred L. Brophy for “University, Court, and Slave: Pro-Slavery Thought in Southern Colleges … interaction and exchange between scholars, teachers, and public historians through publications, educational outreach, … to K-12 education, while also serving the general public. With a focus on primary sources, the Gilder Lehrman …