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… but that they would attempt to defend themselves; and from what I had seen of the writings and statements of members of … intellectual acquirements, always commands respect; but what, I ask, must be thought of an editor who is not only … their peculiar mode of warfare, and well understood with what arms they were to be met. And, Sir, I will do him the …

… in modern India. There is a rich body of scholarship on what is often thought of as the land question in India. This … domain, that informed colonial land acquisition law, which remains in force even as a new law wends its way slowly …

… demonstrate an urgent need to reflect on strategy and ask what works and what does not in attempt to understand and confront these … experiences in the field, shed light on the question of “what works?”, and discuss their work with the community at …

… readers with a historical perspective on the pandemic. What can we learn from humanity’s experience with plagues to … fear and grief, but also kindness and generosity. Given what we can learn from history, I don’t think people should … to understand that we’re experiencing a once-in-a-century event. It is miraculous that we’ve invented a vaccine this …

… and the early Korean press, my essay examines to what extent nationalist journalism was possible in two major … great interest and inspiration among Korean readers. What would you say was the most interesting finding of your … paid special attention to Irish independence as a current event in the 1920s. While their works did not make it to my …

… a full circle when she immigrated to Morocco, returning to what she perceived as home. In her talk she will speak about …

… a full circle when she immigrated to Morocco, returning to what she perceived as home. In her talk she will speak about …

… and the pursuit of Darwinian evolution of human origins remains largely a foreign-framed epistemological enterprise. … engagement in research projects have had limited success. What have paleoanthropologists done or can do to i) mitigate … and diaspora scholars will engage in dialogue critical to what an African Cradle of Humankind means to researchers and …

… crisis “within the bounds of the Constitution.” Precisely what that solution will be — perhaps negotiation between a … perhaps agreement to move toward a federal constitution — remains to be seen. But we are likely to see what the parties will propose in the near future — indeed, …

… ways of being in the world. I am a hunter of new selves! What is the essence of your current research?  My current … justifying freedom of speech rights in the United States. What drives your academic pursuit? My desire to contribute to … in the name of some common purpose or public order. What impact do you hope to make on society one day? I hope to …

… and fluctuating is the state of your health, and therefore what a task it must be to you to attempt to carry on any … he anticipated when I left him. Knowing how much still remains to be done for our cause abroad, I am sorry to have …