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… Global Anglophone (Northwestern, 2020), which demonstrates how the coining of new words can reshape geographies and collectivities towards revolutionary political ends. A new book project, a portion …

… on Family Dynamics” Kai Thaler, 2009, “Receding Restraint: How Capturing the State Shifted the MPLA and Frelimo’s Use of … Science, Yale College, “The Nature of a Triumphant Revolutionary Cause and its Impact on Post-Conflict … Argentine national identity, history, and culture that I began at Yale, in greater depth.” Naomi Seiler, Law School, …

… in Japan’s patent and fisheries laws, marine entrepreneurs began to raise and surgically manipulate living shellfish in … focuses on political economy and political behavior in East Asia. His dissertation, Who Gets What, When: Electoral … Laughter and Comedy in North Korea, 1954-1969,” looks at how laughter functioned in North Korean culture, examining …

… England, when members of a rising commercial class began publishing works on trade and finance in order to … In Emily Erikson’s latest book, “ Trade and Nation: How Companies and Politics Reshaped Economic Thought ” … book, “ Between Monopoly and Free Trade: The English East India Company , 1600–1757” [Princeton University Press], …

… England, when members of a rising commercial class began publishing works on trade and finance in order to … In Emily Erikson’s latest book, “ Trade and Nation: How Companies and Politics Reshaped Economic Thought ” … book, “ Between Monopoly and Free Trade: The English East India Company , 1600–1757” [Princeton University Press], …

… Health and core faculty member of the Yale Council on Middle East Studies. He is co-founder of Yale Violence and … Methods & Public Health Interventions,” which focuses on how epidemiological methods are applied to understand … Borders (MSF) from 2010-2013. His involvement with MSF began in 1995, when he set up a tuberculosis control program …

… of the reflection, according to UNESCO itself, is to shape a more robust and resilient cultural sector, in line … there is participation and collaboration in the strategic vision of the great challenges to come. It was culture and … agenda, thanks to the clarity that there is in how to design public policies, the challenges to legislative …

… of the Uyghur culture. Uyghur attendees expressed that the event was a piece of Watan–home. Dr. Rishat Abbas of the … culture that is facing ongoing erasure.  Friday morning began with a keynote address from Mr. Dolqun Isa, President … separation of children from their parents and culture, and how even Uyghur children are not spared from the genocide. …

… many troubling inquiries for scholars of Russian, East European, and Central Asian studies. The tragedy has led … thinkers whose research probes the boundaries of Russian, East European, and Central Asian literary and historical … will feature the launch of two extraordinary books: I love Russia: Reporting from a Last Country by Russian journalist …

… University of Toronto’s Archaeology Centre (ACUT) How do we identify religious transition and social change in … present materially engage with their past to create their vision of the future? This talk will explore the cosmological … historiography, GIS analysis, and the history of East and Southeast Asia. Andrew is a previous recipient of …

… parts of the empire as well as the centrality of the Middle East to the global environment, the book also illustrates how local communities, such as peasants and farmers, had …

… applying to PhD programs, I was working at a bookstore and began to think about the categories that books were organized … of rationalized that everything had to have a history, so how could you go wrong becoming a historian? I think that, … to consider that actions taken by Cubans in support of revolutionary change, or even their government today, have …