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… discuss these subjects from a journalistic point of view; how we are influenced by society’s underlying gender bias. … of hardness” and using “violence as an indicator of power”, these topics are strongly related. We tend to be … Scholarship as a journalist for her research as to how the impact of #Metoo on American society influenced Japan …

… Collectivization in the 1950s� September 30 Alison G. Power Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Cornell University … 13 Angelique Haugerud Anthropology, Rutgers University �How about the Laughter?, the Music?, the Zest?: Emotions and … Passport for the Colony: Border Crossing in British India, c. 1882�1920� February 10 Kevin O�Brien Political …

… Buddhist sovereignty. Along the way, it demonstrates how attention to natural resources and extractive labor …

… my teams succeed. I was born and raised in Cameroon and came to the US at age 16 to go to college. I earned a … I have gained a considerable understanding of the power and richness of diversity when it is properly … art and a lover of all things artistic and African. How was your time at Yale? Can you share a few memories that …

… the inevitably violent interactions between knowledge and power in historic and current imperial contexts. Drawing on … the French Empire in North Africa, the British Empire in India, and the American interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan … the “Global War on Terror,” paying close attention to how synchronic instances of apprehension (more or less …

… Accounts from the Field Registration is required This event will feature three presentations -   Registration is … I will show many images I work with and explain how I work with the administrative language and how these … the potential and challenges of working with Modernism in India today. Spanning across archival research documenting …

… Heineken Prize For His Work in Environmental History The SASC is excited to announce that Professor Sunil Amrith, Renu … Dr. A.H. Heineken Prize for History in a live-streamed event on Thursday, September 29th starting at 11:30 AM EDT. …

… Sessions I Second Plenary Session Parallel Sessions II Special Short Plenary Session SUNDAY Third Plenary Session … Baviskar, Institute of Economic Growth (IEG), New Delhi, India Carolyn Sachs, Penn State University , Feminist Food … Yale University , A Tale of Three Habas Pejtos, Or, How to Make a �Plurinational� Cuisine Jill Richardson, Do …

… English) during his 2013 visit as a fitting example of the power of language to act as a cultural and generational … speaker Rajen Mesthrie of the University of Cape Town told how youth are increasingly utilizing the performative … Quarshie, who travelled to Yale from Ghana, described the event as exciting and thoughtful. “It’s been a learning …

… they stand politically today, and provided her opinion on how the case of the Golden Dawn was treated judicially, and … question, Vasilopoulou responded that Golden Dawn voters came from different backgrounds, and that she sees the newly … the Golden Dawn’s development of a propaganda machine and how internal splits between “moderates” and radicals …

… His research is focused on three sets of questions: (1) how did humans adapt to the changing environmental conditions … pastoralism and other food production economies? and (3) how were the economic and technological organization of …

… of Afghanistan’s archaeological heritage at an event entitled “Culture, Conservation and Meaning: The … Meharry used the iconic case of Bamiyan to explore how key actors, including foreign archaeologists; … near the south-eastern border shared with then-British India. “Because the Bamiyan Buddhas were particularly …