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

… 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 …

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

… dissertation examines how military recruitment policies, wartime experiences, and patterns of civil-military …

… experiences, emotions, and agency on and off-screen in wartime Vietnam, which offers an alternative narrative about …

… is 21 years old; has already joined the revolution. Two other children are still living with their mother. My … secrets to him. [5] 5. In 1963, after the 34 people event, the Party raised a plan for me to escape to France for … stage enabled me to realize the Vietnamese’s hypocritical faces and the threats that our country faced. Their present …

… a significant link between papers and panels over the next two days, a number of which returned to Gueye’s framing of … alone chronologically coherent.” “How we reconcile these two approaches” Sweet explained, “seems fundamental to our … Africa and the United States: Towards New Ideologies of Empire” Daniel Hodgkinson (Oxford University), “Politics …

… and Local Institutions: Explaining the Beginning of a Two-Party System in Contemporary Japan” March 2 - Jonathan …

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

… extended Indochina’s colonial society into France. Perhaps two hundred thousand Indochinese sojourned in France between … and lived in contexts that, although still within the empire, were profoundly different from their places of … He is the author of Catholic Vietnam: A Church From Empire to Nation (University of California Press, 2012), …