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… Politics This talk examines some of the cultural and legal ways North Korean refugees are now being groomed to become an assimilable population to the … I argue that the North Korean people are increasingly being recognized and imagined as a potential next wave of …

… for 25 years. This strand of translation came out of my being a bit of a frustrated writer myself, I think. I was in … But I found that some of that had been sugarcoated in ways that made the stories less vibrant. That made me feel … next to each other. What binds them together is a common landscape, a common language, and a common history. But …

… first is roots and the second is wings. Roots for us is being here in the Midwest, where we were raised, where we’re … a research grant, but also with humility and the goal of being present and helpful to this particular organization. I … my time with Ashoka. First, I found authentic, appropriate ways I could be helpful. I started in DC where I helped with …

… in a critical and productive dialogue on the issue. The event – a conference titled  “Food Sovereignty: A Critical … on food sovereignty with reference to Bangladesh’s Coastal Landscape. Amita Baviskar from the Institute of Economic … urgently.  Several social movements are engaged in rethinking agrarian practices, from resisting GMO seeds to …

… human settlement, and how we might better understand the ways in which the subsurface is reshaping the surface and … by bus so that students really get to see how much the landscape changes and how North India spreads in densities of … Gurgaon, to see how it has been radically transformed from being a major site for agriculture to a technological hub, …

… and potential social connection. It highlights the ways of knowing and experiencing social life that move between, and …

… precariousness, and worries about our physical well-being define our everyday. Yale humanists experience these … education as a moral and political imperative. They find ways to reconvene because they hear strong calls from their … the headache,” Virginia Woolf wrote in her 1926 essay “On Being Ill.” Woolf noted how rarely illness appears in the …

… to find the Grand Khan. He’s very explicit about this being a reason for the trip. These were ideas he absorbed … And in that logbook I spoke about, he connects that event—the expulsion of the last Muslim ruler from Spain—with … down their necks. There are a lot of examples of the ways Columbus and other explorers approached the Native …

… men and women who fled from their bondage went from being a perennial problem for masters everywhere to being a … on the populist political style of Andrew Jackson and the ways in which his ideas became a template for Americans … Immigration, and Race” turned to the multiple ways in which Black people, abolitionists, and government …

… group of scholars working to re-think and restructure the ways that Buddhism is taught at the undergraduate level. _________________ This event is being co-sponsored by the Glorisun Global Network for …