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… and the museum, of interpreting the world’s only use of nuclear weapons on a civilian population. In the fifty … Hiroshima and Nagasaki, President Truman’s decision to use the bomb had undergone several reconsiderations, based on … of reaction, fuming that the fuller context of such an event could not be told in a democracy like the United …

… of Harvard University followed, again cautioning about the use of historical parallels. He stressed the necessity of …

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… to share their own brand of traveling expertise. The event, co-organized by Yale Department of History Ph.D. … experience of a distinctive “Latin American Cold War,” to use Joseph’s phrase, beyond the notion of a United … reflections. Participants and audience members left the event on Saturday afternoon with an invigorated sense of …

… the Conflict in the South China Sea. The successful event featured speakers from across the United States and around the world. The event was sponsored by Yale’s Council on Southeast Asian … of papers explored what organizers called “lawfare,” the use and abuse of international law to contest claims in the …

… many of the men have migrated to the north. The third event in the series is a lecture by Cornell professor Debra …

… The round-the-clock access to the Yale library, the use of a well-equipped and light office as well as other … journeying with me. Perhaps, and on a sixth count, this event both reflected and marked the interest I had acquired …

… topic—discrimination and “Othering” in the country. The event was sponsored by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies. …