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… race and power.  Rather, these are reflections on how my own experience with the field has led me to process this … atrocity crime, is of limited use. I suspect the answer would be ‘no’ – hate crimes, even those involving state … peaceful, empathetic resistance – evaporates. Where things go from here is not predetermined.  Most of the time, …

… Chinese in Vietnam This summer I arrived in the land of my ancestors for the first time. After hearing about Vietnam … Chinese at the Institute of Hán-Nôm Studies. The men and women of the institute have kept this intangible cultural … of each character. At first, I didn’t know how I would do trying to learn Classical Chinese for the first …

… held as close prisoners, now for the period of eighteen long months…. The Constitution of the United States … of their country…. I said, when I began this plea, that my final reliance for success in this case was on this Court … and the life of a large number of persons, this Court would not decide but on a due consideration of all the …

… while at SOAS University of London, where I completed my master’s degree. It was a wonderful experience in part … heated debates in the classroom, as Peter and Pratibhaji would perceive and interpret the history of Jain traditions … questions upon finishing school and found it important to go to India and stay there for two years. I completed my …

… other. However, what prompts me to ask this question is my engagement with contemporary Pashto poets who operate in … knowable to us even while their intellectual tools would be more recognizable to Khushhal than to most academic … that present-day Afghans have available speak to a long experience of certain kinds of violence, over the course …

… that, although she had supported the Remain option, she would respect the decision of the voters to leave the … on Tuesday when the Scottish government released its long position paper entitled “Scotland’s Place in Europe.” In … Economic Area, and within the Customs Union.  In the event the rest of the UK decides to leave, Scotland believes …

… Workshops: Alumni News Eugene Serebryany (YC ‘11): Though my doctoral and postdoctoral work has been in protein … was initially done for Peter Cole’s seminar, and led to a long senior thesis on Canetti (which won a few prizes at … sophomore, tinkered with it over summers, and, after many long nights, completed versions of all 100 sonnets, as well …

… that even if all the Paris commitments were enacted they would still fall far short of limiting warming well below 2 … and the role of broad based coalitions in triggering long term policy durability in particular. Cost-benefit … across countries, we could witness global reductions that go beyond the current Paris commitments. Certainly we know …

… other. However, what prompts me to ask this question is my engagement with contemporary Pashto poets who operate in … knowable to us even while their intellectual tools would be more recognizable to Khushhal than to most academic … that present-day Afghans have available speak to a long experience of certain kinds of violence, over the course …

… Historical Society, if it had no other raison d’etre, would accomplish a patriotic purpose if it served only as an … they should drive out the people of the older colony. As long as that state shall last the glory, and the fame of the … exceedingly pleasant information, that Brown University, my beloved Alma Mater, in its infancy was succored by the …

… escape method from the coastal deep South, because fleeing long distances overland was too slow, too dangerous, and too …

… Claudia Valeggia, Albert Ko, and Gerald Torres, the event brought together academics working on indigenous rights … that without the Amazon rainforest, regional temperatures would rise to levels that would dramatically alter rainfall … territory. That territory is not only a part of myself or my people; it is also part of all humankind. Because without …