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… figures, numerous ordinary citizens regardless of age and gender have sacrificed their lives for Indonesia, both before … To commemorate Kartini Day (April 21), the Yale Indonesia Forum (YIF), in collaboration with the Cornell Indonesian … Hall 109 Grove Street, New Haven, CT dinner following event Speakers: Evelyn Blackwood , Professor of Anthropology, …

… centuries in shaping nationalism, popular culture, gender and class subjectivies, postdoctoral fellows … the Indian Immigrant to Colonial Burma 1885-1948.” Beyond India and Burma, she is interested in research … Tacking back and forth between aid work and academia, she has worked with Japanese and Burmese NGOs, and …

… Kjell Ericson is a historian of Japan with interests in science, law, and oceans. Kjell received his Ph.D. from … current archaeology, history of writing, and women’s and gender studies. Her current book project, Women’s Literacy … culture, examining its effects on society and cultural policy during the postwar decade. Dima received his Ph.D. …

… Perspective� October 6 Leslie Anderson Political Science, University of Florida �Democracy Against All Odds: … 10 Kristin Dawkins Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy, Minneapolis, MN �Feeding the World: Battle Royal of … University of Massachusetts/Amherst �Who Owns the Land? Gender and Land Titling Programs in Latin America� March 23 …

… and in the popular media. Her areas of concern include gender and the politics of space, the middle classes, … PhD in Development Studies and is primarily interested in policy research on internal migration, particularly … and has been published in Ethnomusicology, Ethnomusicology Forum, Asian Music, Journal of Asian Studies, and South Asian …

… ideas space in Mumbai working at the intersection of academia, business and the creative industries to explore … in Contemporary India.” Parmesh is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, a TED Fellow, an MIT ‘Futures of … and analysis on a range of issues influencing public policy, economic development and business across the world. …

… bring people working on vaccine equity from the fields of academia, philanthropy, government, and civil society in a … so far and discuss future courses of action. Leaders from academia, philanthropy, government and civil society will … in the developing world; economic, public health and policy measures to reduce inequity; last mile delivery of …

… relations, including scholars, experts, entrepreneurs, policy makers, activists and opinion leaders will attend the … Area Studies at Yale, and Sterling Professor of Political Science. “For example, how can African societies benefit from … Africa at Yale University, The Hakeem and Myma Belo-Osagie Forum on Contemporary Africa at Yale University, Council on …

… She was 63. Rosenbluth, Damon Wells Professor of Political Science, was born in Osaka, Japan, where her parents were … the United States and Tokyo on an almost monthly basis. Gender was another abiding interest throughout Rosenbluth’s … and a joy.” Rosenbluth’s work on gender inequality went beyond scholarly analysis. One especially gratifying success …

… can be called from the member states (the “own resources ceiling”) from 1.2 percent of EU Gross National Income to 1.4 … and it provides for a temporary further increase in the ceiling of 0.6 percent of EU GNI to be devoted exclusively to … states. David R. Cameron is a professor of political science and director of the European Union Studies Program at …

… on sustainable living issues. In 2010, she returned to academia again in an effort to transfer her knowledge and … for the Prof. Elinor Ostrom Fellowship on Practice and Policy on Commons in 2013 and is currently a Fox …