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… of the project, discussants were excited to see the team’s next steps. Does Public Diplomacy Sway Public Opinion? … research design came primarily from two datasets: Gallup World Poll and the team’s original high-level visit data. … excitement from the audience for the team’s project and next steps. Both groups received insightful feedback and …

… presence as a leader in liberal arts education and a world-class research institution. He will work closely with … His first monograph, “Modernism, Nationalism, and the Novel,” was awarded the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Prize for … and the recruitment of students, faculty, and staff. Next May, before his departure from Singapore, he will …

… twice applied his gifts to the partisan theme. Based on a novel by Mihailo Lalić, MANHUNT depicts an only apparently … Studies Program About the Film Series: In the aftermath of World War II, several European states started reconstructing and …

… programs to teachers across the United States [and the world],” said GLC Director and Sterling Professor David W. … plays “Native Son,” adapted from Richard Wright’s novel by Nambi E. Kelley, and “Father Comes Home from the … Thurston’s work at Yale. And he is excited to watch the next chapter of public outreach at the GLC unfold. “The GLC …

… programs to teachers across the United States [and the world],” said GLC Director and Sterling Professor David W. … plays “Native Son,” adapted from Richard Wright’s novel by Nambi E. Kelley, and “Father Comes Home from the … Thurston’s work at Yale. And he is excited to watch the next chapter of public outreach at the GLC unfold. “The GLC …

… that soldiers are defecting” from the Burmese military. Next to speak was Tun Myint, Associate Professor of Political … conflict. Going back three centuries to the Sino-Burmese War, which ended in 1769, Myint argued that the emperor of … economic sanction imposed by one country onto another in world history. “The goal [China] had was that Burma should …

… year’s recipients were announced live in London during an event at Stationers’ Hall hosted by writer and playwright … this year’s announcement in the heart of one of the world’s great multicultural and literary cities,” Michael … book, “Farthest Field: An Indian Story of the Second World War,” narrates India’s often overlooked experience in the …

… of African languages in the late 18th century. Prior to World War II, Yale became one of the first universities to … an academic environment where students and faculty seek novel approaches to emerging issues in African studies …

… Center invited Alex de Waal, executive director of the World Peace Foundation at the Fletcher School of Law and … as part of the CAS Lecture Series. De Waal kicked off the event by stating the prime purpose of his talk: that the “Red … countries. An expert on African issues, De Waal next turned to the history behind the Red Sea. Following the …

… twice applied his gifts to the partisan theme. Based on a novel by Mihailo Lalić, MANHUNT depicts an only apparently … Studies Program About the Film Series: In the aftermath of World War II, several European states started reconstructing and …