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… here was I was lonesome. But I knew if I wanted to go back my father would say, ‘you wanted to go…’. But the leaving … was having to go to work [for someone else]. ..and not being used to it. We lived on a farm in Ireland. Not … To which the Irish girl replied, ‘You can’t go there now… why don’t you go to hell, you won’t see many of them there. “ …

… the Cambodian genocide long thought to have been lost,” by My Khanh Ngo, Yale Globalist 8:4 (summer 2008), p. 9. “ …

… also has regional expertise in South Asia, and I enjoyed it a great deal. I have found the experience of co-teaching very rich. Not only do I learn by working with a colleague to guide … to interact with another scholar, who will comment on my ideas and present his own. Within the setting of a …

… Kyiv is burning . I am struggling to explain this to my young children; they know that I wrote a book about the … neo-Nazis threatened the lives of those whose dominant language was Russian in this bilingual country. For the past … that the Bolsheviks are soon to return. Bulgakov’s novel not only leads us into a majestic, more-than-1,000-year-old …

… Iran Colloquium: Allegories of Reading/Reading Allegories: Can we still Read Avicenna and … Suhrawardi’s Allegories? … Iran Colloquium: Allegories of Reading/Reading Allegories: Can we still Read Avicenna and …

… This explains why Venezuelans reelect leaders who dismantle democracy … … democracy — simultaneously support illiberal incumbents? My analysis of Venezuela points to one answer: political … a significant number of respondents in my experiment were not even willing to go so far as to say that they would do …

… strategies for achieving stability and development. This event will take place at the University of Cambridge on … of global challenges. Suggested topics include, but are not limited to: Colonialism and Empire Climate Change Global …