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… and theorizing. Now they find themselves in the midst of what is the largest-scale invasion in Europe since the defeat … immediate experience given to individuals be expressed? What can be intellectually grasped? Which conceptual … in Politics at The New School for Social Research This event is organized and supported by the Democracy Seminar, …

… of the vote, roughly 10 percentage points less than what it received in the party list vote five years ago. In … 17-19 percent, an increase of 4-5 percentage points over what it received in 2016. The polls also suggest that three … Zhirinovsky may obtain 11-13 percent of the vote, roughly what they received in 2016. Russian polls have to be taken …

… …We are merely demanding meticulous implementation of what we agreed upon. This applies to the Minsk Agreements … back in July 2020. We need to be clear in advance about what we are going to discuss at a Normandy format meeting of … on D-Day in Normandy in 2014. Whether Russia takes it remains to be seen. But the fact that representatives of the …

… with Confederate defeat as most historians have concluded. What led you to that realization? What I had learned in Richmond about slave markets and … buyers were purchasing enslaved people up to the very end, what did they expect to happen? We also know that other …

… 31 with Daniel Magaziner’s (Yale University) reflection on what historians can offer “to moments of great restiveness,” … in constructing biographies that fundamentally influenced what these narratives could shed light on about the past. He … media sources: Leslie James (University of Birmingham), “What is fascism? An African approach” Emma Hunter (University …

… my way to Harvard law school because I couldn’t figure out what to do. As a lark I applied for a fellowship to go to … then- President Levin was mesmerized by her and asked, “What can I do?” We asked for money for the journal, and he … The third and latest issue of the IJBS is on the Rohingya. What was the subject matter of the earlier two issues? We …

… you curate a plan of study that was uniquely your own. What I mean by that is that I felt more comfortable being a … in the sense that political debate shaped ideas of what the British state should look like as it functioned … playing a role. But if you read those archives alongside what a British Member of Parliament might have been writing, …

… There were not more present, on this occasion, than what we usually have at our business meetings of the American … who had had an opportunity of hearing me, he would do what he could to get me a meeting at the end of the week, … carry it. Soon after its arrival, the proprietor told me what it was. I then said I knew Boston, and should be glad to …

… history as the Colossus of Rhodes or the Suez Canal. But what was it, exactly? It conjures up a hazy image of a …

… situations across cultural contexts, calling attention to what programs seek to achieve, how they avoid volunteer …