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… nonfiction, while his 2018 “The Road to Unfreedom: Russia, Europe, and America” is ranked 10th on the list of … good news is that ‘On Tyranny’ is a practical guide for how to defend a republic, how to defend individual freedoms, … in various languages, trying to explain the overall shape of the new authoritarianism in Russia, then in Europe, …

… a war of narratives and the ongoing Syrian Civil War. The event, which included a lecture and a question and answer … of the Council on Middle East Studies, Gerlach discussed how the conflict prompted the Alawite minority to rally … balance of the country,” Gerlach said. The conflict began in Palmyra, an ancient city in Syria. To outsiders, it …

… “The War Next Door: Society and Conflict in Ukraine and Russia” on February 18, 2022. Four guest speakers were … in Ukraine is not the result of a single large-scale event, but rather of factors unique to Russia’s geography, … discussed the importance of public opinion in Russia and how an invasion of Ukraine could have dire consequences for …

… “The War Next Door: Society and Conflict in Ukraine and Russia” on February 18, 2022. Four guest speakers were … in Ukraine is not the result of a single large-scale event, but rather of factors unique to Russia’s geography, … discussed the importance of public opinion in Russia and how an invasion of Ukraine could have dire consequences for …

… a Senior Fellow at the Jackson Institute specializing in Russia; and Yuriy Sergeyev, a Rice Faculty Fellow and former Ukrainian diplomat. (view video) Mr. Graham began by noting the difficulty of speculating about the Trump … to conflicting principles of world order, conceptions on how Europe’s strategic structure should look, and ideas about …

… people in Latin America.  In her talk, she discussed how lifestyle and environmental changes affect indigenous … America, particularly in Northern Argentina. Dr. Valeggia began by discussing how she first became interested in … Biology of Women’s Reproductive Lives” and attended the event to learn more about the ethnographic process. …

… Mumun Period Korea (c. 1500-300 BC). Bale is interested in how and why the very earliest socio-politically complex … commoners’ role in presenting “Japan” to the world in the middle of the nineteenth century. In spring 2013, he taught a course on food histories in East Asia. Naoki Yamamoto specializes in film, literature, …

… a decade overseas in Australia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, mostly covering wars and conflicts as a foreign … imaginaries and legal institutions. He is interested in how literary works, produced and received within broader … 1993 and his Ph.D. from Yale University in 1999, when he began teaching at Harvard. Robert Stepto is Professor of …

… and Free Trade: The English East India Company , shows how an informal social network linking autonomous employees … universities in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. Its mission is to enhance … of leaders. The Fox International Fellowship Program began in 1989 at Yale University and it currently has more …

… (Yale) James Fearon (Stanford) 9:15-10:30 Lessons from the Russia-Ukraine War How do we explain the origins and conduct of this war? Why … of economic competition and international economic policy shape relations among these three? What are the effects of US …

… on states' normative principle invocation following Russia's invasion of Ukraine”  Discussant: Stephen Herzog … Susan Colburn   Paper 2: Tyler Bowen, “The Liftable Stick: How Conventional Coercion Succeeds in Nuclear Crises”  … approach equips future leaders with the tools to shape policy and navigate international affairs effectively, …