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… climate history related to the so-called 4.2 ka BP event, a period of arid weather globally which started in … into the First Intermediate Period. In Egypt, this climate event meant lower Nile River levels and drier conditions over … more inscriptions than previous periods talking about food shortages. Fast forward to Egypt under the Ptolemaic …

… “The Taste of War: World War II and the Battle for Food” September 28 Gene Dattel , Author of Cotton and Race in the Making of America: The Human Costs of Economic Power “Cotton and Race in the Making of America: Global Economic Power, Human Costs and Current Relevance” October 5 Peter …

… in the Za’atari refugee camp. His book explains the power of entrepreneurship in over 20 refugee camps worldwide … of New Haven-based refugee entrepreneurs at the  World Food Bazaar  as you celebrate World Refugee Day. Among the …

… offer welcoming remarks and participate in the forum. The event will also feature remarks from María Teresa Fernández … Ugochukwu. Salovey will also visit Techpoint, the largest tech media agency in Africa, where he will participate in a … the Yale Africa Initiative, Yale continues to leverage the power of partnerships and global networks across the …

… approaching; that the avowed disposition of the men now in power is to reduce the laborer and his interest to the … its consequences are manifest. Your committee, had it the power in its recommendations or councils to stem the tide of …

… strategies to advance towards low-carbon and high-tech economies that address climate change and its historic …

… Union as a post-nationalist progressive realism global power” 11:40 AM - 12:40 PM ROUNDTABLE I: Re-defining Memory. … - 2:30 PM ROUNDTABLE III: The Ukraine War and the Global Food Crisis Chair & Moderator: Lodewijk Van Dycke, Yale Law … Division Director of the Agrifoods Economics Division, Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations Anne …

… ” that “ Climate change has … brought uncertainties about food supply back to the center of great power politics.”  In turn, some power powers – China and Russia are named specifically – …

… in part because the United States was never a colonial power in the continent and because its economic interests in … security, and keeping the continent insulated from great power rivalries—has enjoyed bipartisan support and has … in the future.” Finally, due to the United States’ booming tech industry, there is a growing economic emphasis on …

… in part because the United States was never a colonial power in the continent and because its economic interests in … security, and keeping the continent insulated from great power rivalries—has enjoyed bipartisan support and has … in the future.” Finally, due to the United States’ booming tech industry, there is a growing economic emphasis on …