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… Collective Restoration.” Between 1917 and 1920, one to two million people fled the Bolshevik state that emerged from the Russian Empire’s ashes. Orel’s study focused on the necessity of … graduate research and REEES community-building. The event had the added benefit of bringing graduate students …

… Collective Restoration.” Between 1917 and 1920, one to two million people fled the Bolshevik state that emerged from the Russian Empire’s ashes. Orel’s study focused on the necessity of … graduate research and REEES community-building. The event had the added benefit of bringing graduate students …

… among other themes, racial biopolitics in the Russian Empire sleeplessness in Nabokov and Proust, and Ukrainian … the Colloquium of 23-24 will feature the launch of two extraordinary books: I love Russia: Reporting from a Last …

… State University (University Park). He is the author of two books: Empires of the Dead: Inca Mummies and the Peruvian …

… State University (University Park). He is the author of two books: Empires of the Dead: Inca Mummies and the Peruvian …

… way in which trust is empirically approached is subject to two problems: measurement bias and the relation between …

… way in which trust is empirically approached is subject to two problems: measurement bias and the relation between …

… ways in which kızılbaş beliefs infiltrated the Ottoman empire, and how the Ottoman state attempted to weed out these … (Johns Hopkins University) began his presentation with two contrasting images – a photo of Obama’s inauguration in … Erdogan Iskorkutan, and Alan Mikhail. Funding for the event was provided by the Edward J. and Dorothy Clarkey Kempf …

… Balancing triumphant and pessimistic narratives of the wartime destruction of slavery, it reveals the stories of …