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… This interview has been edited for clarity and brevity.   How did the idea for the Darwin en Patagonia project come … story as an opera was haunting me for several years.   How did the two of you meet and decide to work on this … organization dedicated to the promotion of science and technology in Argentina. Golombek is slated to be a visiting …

… the Colombian post-conflict was precisely the focus of an event hosted by the MacMillan Center on January 18.  (watch … with a great deal of humility since we still have to see how things work out here [in Colombia].” However, he … of the peace accords. For the last portion of the event, Maria Victoria Llorente, Executive Director of …

… endeavor and to gather the implications of this shift on how to approach the study of international politics. She …

… States Wednesday, January 15, 2025 https://slavic.yale.edu/event/slavic-colloquium-nicholas-breyfogle-confronting-… …

… providing theoretical and methodological suggestions for how future scholarship might seek to understand the ways … debate the worthiness of the concept, this panel utilizes how the concept might be utilized as well as problematized … power relations between women and men? Alternatively, how can gender equality transform the face of democracy? Can …

… a concept of “social edginess” which articulates how the production of symbolic and material space intersects … the rubble of demolished neighborhoods. The book shows how emergent forms of property rights, known in Vietnam as “land-use rights,” have produced both new real estate opportunities …

… for decades. What produced a thaw? People focus on how Tony Blair was different from Margaret Thatcher, but a … BDS [Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions] movement aims to use activism to get Israel to withdraw from the occupied … project of the possibilities that can actually occur. Q: How do the situations in Gaza and the West Bank compare?  The …

… food system. However, we have a limited understanding of how this idea works in practice, in part because agricultural … be hard to trace profits. As part of my dissertation, I use a highly detailed dataset from Ecuador, one of the … e.g. minimum prices, on profits and predict the effect of changing those factors, e.g. raising or lowering the minimum. …

… and fishing rights on “the Last Frontier” could mean for how we think about the United States as a political-economic … is “Small-Scale Farms, Large-Scale Politics: The Changing Landscape of Rural Lithuania.” She is currently a … Sabah, Malaysia, and Oaxaca, Mexico, focusing on land use and management, forest resources, and indigenous rights. …

… a great question because for me, I want my work to affect how people think about urbanism and the history of the built … of the twentieth century, is the beginning of a way into changing how  people think about modern urbanism in the first place. …