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… The Moral Economy of Popular British Anti-Slavery … The Moral Economy of Popular British Anti-Slavery Did altruism or interest create massive public … abolitionism? Richard Huzzey offers some new thoughts on what ordinary Britons believed they were doing by publicly …

… of Connecticut The most pressing need in the New World was not freedom, nor tools from England nor corn grown from … in Connecticut brings us quickly to the questions of what kinds of work they did, how many of them were there, and … were like. How much do we know about these people who were so important to our success as a colony and who were, as a …

… legal, political, and physical borders around and within what he coins “EUrope.” We thank him for his engaging lecture … 04/06/2023: Dr. Houria Bouteldja joined us for the largest event in our speaker series thus far with over fifty … Visit by Dr. Anna Younes, 03/08/2023: Dr. Anna Younes was the first in a series of speakers on the topic of “Race, …

… Joint Statement on Anti-Asian Racism … Joint Statement on Anti-Asian Racism     We come together to condemn anti-Asian racism, recognizing that this week's murders in …

… Sarkar Speaks on Dirty Work and Labor Activism in Late Colonial Calcutta … Tanika Sarkar Speaks on Dirty Work and … Reeves Visiting Professor, Grinnell College, Iowa, She is about to complete a monograph titled Between Faith and Law : … an invisible population to the urban public. This was reflected in archival sources. Scavengers were a casual …

… University Professor of Economics Kaivan Munshi talked about his ongoing research on sex selection in India. The lecture, titled “Missing Girls” was the 2017 Annual Indu Bhatt Lecture sponsored by the South … to link the dowry to sex selection, Munshi argued that “what really drove the sex selection was not the dowry, per …

… "Creating a Princely Bureaucracy: Maintaining Power in Colonial India, c.1860-1925" … Fox Fellowship Seminar: … "Creating a Princely Bureaucracy: Maintaining Power in Colonial India, c.1860-1925" Topic: “Creating a Princely Bureaucracy: Maintaining Power in Colonial India, c.1860-1925” Presenter: Shashank Singh, …

… the constituency seats that have been won in the region so the overall distribution of seats among the parties is … in another referendum on independence. That, of course, is what the SNP is counting on happening in a future … an 11-point “roadmap” for a new referendum in the event the pro-independence parties won a majority in the …

… Kazakhstan After 2022: What’s Next for the Country? … Kazakhstan After 2022: What’s … Photo Credit: Timur Nussimbekov The year of 2022 was arguably the most tragic and loaded year in Kazakhstan’s … which began in 2019, and which has provoked an ongoing struggle of Kazakhstani elites for Nazarbayev’s legacy. On …

… A Dialogue about War, from Inside … A Dialogue about War, from Inside … and theorizing. Now they find themselves in the midst of what is the largest-scale invasion in Europe since the defeat … in Politics at The New School for Social Research This event is organized and supported by the Democracy Seminar, …