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… considering the meanings of home and place, showing how the past continues to shape the present. In The Wind and … identity in America and in the African diaspora, examining how the idea of narrative plays into both—how stories tell us who we are, where we’ve been, and where …

… Refugees, Forced Displacement and Humanitarian Responses (PRFDHR) at Yale University and Innovations for Poverty Action … on the influx of Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar and how evidence can inform programming and policy. The workshop … Refugees, Forced Displacement and Humanitarian Responses (PRFDHR), the Gender & Adolescence: Global Evidence (GAGE) …

… poetry and the Buddhist path, and aim to demonstrate how Song-era religious rhetoric and poetic practices were … published in Asia Major (2019), part of his GIS-based digital humanities project that will lead to a new history of …

… poetry and the Buddhist path, and aim to demonstrate how Song-era religious rhetoric and poetic practices were … published in Asia Major (2019), part of his GIS-based digital humanities project that will lead to a new history of …

… a consultant, including the World Bank, The Intermediate Technology Development Group (ITDG) in London, the UN … variety of issues relating to agricultural and industrial technology, industrial policy, and labor markets. Dr. Basant …

… its “tribal” subjects. His dissertation further explores how these margins thus emerge as much as blindspots for the … India, and now aims to develop a theory to explain how minority voters analyze the electoral arena and rank … (district) and state level to make a decision about how to vote. To complete this research, Madhavi conducted a …

… professor of Religious Studies, an interdisciplinary seminar “Fate and Chance in Art and Experience.” In her … books, including the novels Pure Colour, Motherhood, and How Should a Person Be? She recently published her second … of the New York Times as the Best Book of the year, and How Should a Person Be? was named one of the 12 “New Classics …

… professor of Religious Studies, an interdisciplinary seminar “Fate and Chance in Art and Experience.” In her … books, including the novels Pure Colour, Motherhood, and How Should a Person Be? She recently published her second … of the New York Times as the Best Book of the year, and How Should a Person Be? was named one of the 12 “New Classics …

… of economic growth in the face of climate change, and how should we measure it? How will low-income countries achieve significant poverty … the economic value to natural resources accurately? How well do macroeconomic models capture the assumptions in …

… in South Asia. I raised few methodological questions: how can researchers conscientiously bridge the gap between … realities experienced by the borderland communities? How can one respectfully engage with distinct beings while … Ziipao Raile Rocky Ziipao teaches at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India. He was the 2017-18 Raghunathan …

… ideas about economic development and the exploration and use of natural resources, the agricultural model, the … sustainable relationship with the natural environment.  How did you do the research for your book? Coming to Yale … Environmental History, and the History of Science and Technology in Cuba. Currently, he is a visiting professor in …

… path so far. What was you background coming into Yale, and how did your time at Yale shape your interests? RG: I came to … in shaping my understanding of agrarian histories and the changing experience of rurality; it really pushed me to think … of anthropology today. RV: To take this topic further, how did the SASC help you – both in the practical terms of a …