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… Her book Between Monopoly and Free Trade: The English East India Company is forthcoming with Princeton University Press … in that change. Professor Erikson is also editing a special issue “Chartered Companies” for the journal Political Power and Social Theory . This issue will gather together an …

… also lesser known secondary cities, such as Coimbatore, India, and Kigali, Rwanda. Mukim emphasized that despite … tend to marry within their group, spurring the creation of power couples. While both members of a power couple may find … far more onerous. Issues raised by the audience included how to optimally tax growth industries in local cities, the …

… Shigeru Ban visited Yale on April 24 to deliver a lecture on “Balancing Architectural Works and Social … school entrance exams at his teacher’s house, Ban found a special issue of the Japanese architectural magazine A+U … in many countries around the world, including Turkey, India, China, Haiti, New Zealand, and the Philippines. The …

… the curriculum with seminars, conferences, and special lectures and by providing resources and information …

… Loved," tells the stories of queer, displaced lives from India’s Northeast, an underrepresented region in English … a powerful critique of the malfunctioning democracies of India and the US, deftly balancing devastation and tragedy … : The House With a Thousand Stories (Penguin 2013), and How to Date a Fanatic (HaperVia 2026); The Way You Want to be …

… and the arrangements for trading tenants. On the whole, how ever, the slavery that remains is a wide spread system of … of their accounts from month to month, hence when July came, how could a man dispute an account made the year … meeting in a church at Hoop Spur. A deputy sheriff and a “special agent,” white, and a Negro trusty came by in an auto. …

… year in a post-war era which saw the abolition of Yale’s special freshman year; the aftermath of the publication of … teacher. His courses — in particular, his iconic lecture course on American Diplomatic History — attracted … Professor of International Affairs at Harvard, remembers how Smith, even while somewhat reserved and shy in person, …

… volumes on the Everyday State and Modern Society in India (2000/2001, 2009), South Asian Scholars and the West … I was able to attend that year—I particularly remember a lecture by Martha Nussbaum and a symposium around Jürgen … journeying with me. Perhaps, and on a sixth count, this event both reflected and marked the interest I had acquired …

… Susan Colburn   Paper 2: Tyler Bowen, “The Liftable Stick: How Conventional Coercion Succeeds in Nuclear Crises”  … foreign policy rhetoric, using case studies of Israel, India, South Korea and the United States. His research has … internships at the State Department, Hudson Institute, and Special Competitive Studies Project. He co-founded and …

… the Country Director of Oxfam in Lebanon. They discussed how COVID-19 has effected the migrant crisis in Lebanon and Greece. Cosponsors for this lecture include the MacMillan Center’s Program on Refugees, … at this point. At the end of the talk, there was a special visit from Yannis Mameletzis, a Yale affiliate who is …