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… 200 or so years developed elegant and powerful theories about how the private sector works — its strengths, its weakness. … will require some kind of government intervention. I don’t think of it as big government but as collective action. …

… Faroqhi, the discussant of this panel, urged scholars to think deeply about the circulation of such robes and to … of this panel, pushed the audience to think about how much of a break 19 th century represented from what went … Erdogan Iskorkutan, and Alan Mikhail. Funding for the event was provided by the Edward J. and Dorothy Clarkey Kempf …

… Iniciativa Proxima scholars and mentees. They got to hear about stories of success in both non-academic and academic … a lot in terms of what is the right area for me; and I think that when you have so much fun doing science, the field … knowledge exchange in the professional field and shared how this helped her discover the field of scientific editing. …

… importance of also thinking trans-oceanically: “Thinking about oceans is very important as far as how bodies, products, objects and ideas were moved and were … in the sense that since that one minute one may assume or think that a type of Black experience was a certain way or …

… you mean by the term “domination” in your book’s title? I think of it as the illicit use of power to get people to do … people could tell you in four-part harmony what was unjust about apartheid. If you asked them to describe a just social … the fellow who goes up to a farmer in Donegal and asks how to get to Dublin and the farmer answers, “Well, I …

… in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia undergraduatefacultyalumniYale Postdoctoral TraineesAll …

… social sciences and humanities together, on the theme of how the rich and diverse scholarship on modernity in India … and cultural mores. To the end of exploring questions about a contemporary rural modernity, we organized the … historicizing vernacular modernities beyond the colonial event of modernity, and of interrogating the category of the …

… of a small school district approached her and asked how he could improve attendance, which seemed to be stuck … not only have we ensured that everyone is enrolled, but I think it is now the case that everyone stays.” Despite these … report cards, Banerji noted, helped start conversations about education, and were able to “spread out the ability to …

… Center. While he was here, we were able to talk with him about his experience as a Fox International Fellow: How was your experience here at Yale as a Fox International … I hadn’t thought about beforehand. You also need to think about how you can take advantage of all the amazing …

… girls . Please introduce yourself and tell us a little about yourself? My name is Elizabeth Elango. I live in … grow. I enjoy seeing people achieve things they did not think they could. I am fulfilled by seeing my teams succeed. … art and a lover of all things artistic and African. How was your time at Yale? Can you share a few memories that …

… interactions, art historian Cécile Fromont demonstrates how visual creations such as the Capuchin vignettes, though … cross-cultural interaction. Fromont models a fresh way to think about images created across cultures, highlighting the …

… will talk about three items of cultural interest.” This is how Toorawa, the newly appointed professor of Arabic … they might wish to know about. The impetus for the weekly event began in the classroom seven years ago at Cornell … the study of religion, and it is an exciting time to think critically about the interconnections and points of …