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… of internationalism and the role of translation in the formation of a leftist literary commons is deeply resonant … of departure in a brief though consequential cultural event in the world of New York theater: the 1958 Broadway … feminist history, critical legal theory, human rights law, citizenship, social reproduction, queer feminist …

… of internationalism and the role of translation in the formation of a leftist literary commons is deeply resonant … of departure in a brief though consequential cultural event in the world of New York theater: the 1958 Broadway … feminist history, critical legal theory, human rights law, citizenship, social reproduction, queer feminist …

… Studies/Anthropology, “Dominican LGBT Activism and Subject Formation” Meredith  Martin, FES, “Population structure of … in Medellín” Graduate students Michelle Argueta, Law, “Uprooting Impunity in Guatemala”   Kyra Busch, FES, … Connections of the Borderlands in an Era of U.S. Empire” Jordan Macknick, School of the Environment, …

… research into the development of Sweden’s Early Modern Empire. Sisi Liu is broadly interested in the French and … early 20th century. More specifically, she focuses on the formation, transformation, and distribution of the … the Euro debt crisis (advised by Bruce Ackerman at Yale Law School). Other intellectual endeavors include writing an …

… Leah Mirakhor T 1:30pm-3:20pm AMST 439 ER&M 439 Fruits of Empire Readings, discussions, and research on imperialism and … Fruits of Empire, thus, implicates power and the social formation of race, gender, sexuality, class, and nation. Gary … Moore F 9am-10:50am ECON 475 EP&E 286 Discrimination in Law, Theory, and Practice How law and economic theory define …

… Greece has revived debates on the history of Greek state formation. In the past, historians and social scientists of … and avoid a teleological and homogenizing approach to the formation of the Greek State. The history of these states … colonial empires, British, French, Russian and the Ottoman Empire during a period of escalating antagonisms in the …

… engages a set of related thematic areas that include empire and colonialism, state formation and non-state forms of political organization, …

… where merchants, envoys, pilgrims, and travelers mixed in cosmopolitan communities, tolerant of religions from Buddhism … that traded between east and west. China and the Roman Empire had very little direct trade. China’s main partners …

… Archaeological, and Historical Perspectives of Early East Asia.” Holly Stephens received her Ph.D. in … range widely to include economic history, agriculture, empire, everyday life, village organizations, and the … unexamined farmers’ diaries, the dissertation traces the formation and operation of new agricultural organizations …

… Japanese scholar Naitō Torajirō, holds that between the Tang and Song dynasties China underwent a major transformation, passing from the medieval to the early modern period, with changes so great that some have … revolution. At the time, two major dynasties reigned: the Tang from 618 to 910, and the Song from 960 to 1276, when the …