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… can develop and achieve its full potential if half of its population is locked in non-remunerative, less productive and … is now at par with men’s, ignoring that half of the population isn’t participating equally in the economy means … We used a randomised controlled trial to assess the causal impact of the change, measuring its effects against a …

… or Peace & Conflict classes or in Professor Jonah Cohen’s Introductory Sociology class. They are very eager to … was a very fulfilling experience.” Professors Brutza and Cohen were just as enthusiastic about the program. The … to rethink what I’m doing while I’m teaching them.” For Cohen, it was the fact that “the Yale students have done a …

… of this size will increase to 30. The combined urban population in China and India is expected to grow by more … are urban areas linked economically, spatially or by their population. An urban cluster can be a single urban area … Jeremy Wallace, Ohio State University; and Qingling Zhang, Peter Christensen, Li Jiang, Donghwan Kim and Qian Zhang of …

… Yet we must not forget that the limitations of our finite nature, as well as of natural endowment, offer …

… ‘24) and Katherine Wilson-Milne, partner at Schindler, Cohen & Hoffman and YLS alumna. The second panel, “Memory, … is open to the public and free of charge. Please visit the event page to complete mandatory registration and browse the …

… regionally, and globally. Click here to register for this event. For its second event in April, the YIGH Conversation Series will host three … with University Presidents on April 14, 11:00AM – 12:00PM Peter Salovey, President of Yale University and the Chris …

… talk, Dewan analyzes how development actors create flawed causal narratives linking their interventions in the …

… Children and Families. Strüngmann Forum Report, volume 15. MIT Press, pp. 3-17. https://mitpress.mit.edu/index.php?q=books/pathways-peace Christie DJ, … Children and Families. Strüngmann Forum Report, volume 15. MIT Press, pp.273-302. Riva M, Panter-Brick C, and Eggerman …