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… Mediating Subsistence in Seventeenth-Century England: The Case of the Country Miller December 9 Christopher Otter Ohio … State Policy, and Land Tenancy in Early Modern China and Japan April 21 Courtney T. Wittekind Yale University, …

… translation alumn Gwen Harper (’15) on receiving the 2024 National Book Critics Circle Award for Translation … The YTI … translation alumn Gwen Harper (’15) on receiving the 2024 National Book Critics Circle Award for Translation New York, NY (March 20, 2025) —Tonight at the New School, the National Book Critics Circle announced the recipients of its …

… of Territory, Access, and Subjectivity Production in Waza National Park”     Spring 2014   January 17 Jenny Leigh Smith … “Prophetic Critiques of Colonial Agriculture Schemes: The Case of Alinesitoué Diatta in Vichy Senegal” February 28 … and Tibetan Civilizing Projects Converge: Politics, Identity, and Social Change on the Sino-Tibetan Border” April …

… during World War II ended only in the face of a massive external military on­slaught mounted on two fronts, by both … and frequently create international crises or provoke external cross-border retalia­tion. Yet domestic opposition … movements originated in radical leftist political parties. National independence was a major goal of the Fretilin …

… Square, at the heart of the capital, was a sea of Egyptian national flags, as Muslims and Christians took turns guarding … created high levels of distrust and enmity while hardening identity boundaries among the opposition. Not every country … This process unfolds whenever a group of people perceive a threat to their lives, livelihoods or ways of life, …

… on “Russia’s War in Ukraine: A Baltic Perspective” Event will be available in a hybrid format (zoom and … by the Baltic states as both a military and non-military threat. The war in Ukraine has further underscored the danger … M.A. in political science. His research interests include national security, soft and sharp power, propaganda, …

… is currently writing a book, The Opening and Closing of Japan, 1850-2020 , about Japan’s territorial disputes and the changing meaning of islands in international …

… from the (former) Russian Empire, 1880–1939 Location: Online (co-sponsored by Yale-NUS College and the Russian, … or the Soviet regimes on the basis of their ideological, national, or religious views. Russia’s full-scale invasion of … the respective topographies affect artistic networking or communication? In turn, how have migrant artists shaped …

… for Brexit and international policy rather than national security adviser as he had announced last June when … in full control of our own destiny.” Alluding to the EU’s threat of an infringement procedure, he said, ”Without this … deep breath, and then do what they should be doing—in the case of the UK, working with the EU to ease the flow of goods …

… (out of 1,646) while its opposition party, the Cambodian National Rescue Party (CNRP) won 489. The Khmer National … with the authority to mobilize the armed forces in the event of an external threat to the nation, he has proven impotent to …

… on “Russia’s War in Ukraine: A Baltic Perspective” Event will be available in a hybrid format (zoom and … by the Baltic states as both a military and non-military threat. The war in Ukraine has further underscored the danger … M.A. in political science. His research interests include national security, soft and sharp power, propaganda, …