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… into Japanese. She offered a fascinating analysis about what is voiced and silenced when writing about diasporic …

… Michel Barnier, the EU’s chief negotiator, summarized what had—and had not—been accomplished in last week’s round. … find an agreement, for as long as there is a constructive process…and continues to believe that this is possible.” He …

… a further ability to stand outside himself… to imagine what it would be like to be someone else.” We are …

… that the withdrawal itself was “definitely too rapid a process.” President Trump’s initial signaling that the U.S. … argued that we need to consider “the counterfactual of what would have happened if the Taliban were in power for the …

… Declaration of Independence as an occasion to interpret what they see as America’s founding philosophy. The … was Britain and the British Empire until around 1760. What are the similarities between the response to the … rights claims in the Declaration of Independence to see what the colonists were actually complaining about. That is …

… theory framework, Gottemoeller shifted to a discussion of what experts call Emerging and Disruptive Technologies, or … “In some cases, it is simply too early to understand what the full effects of the technology will be. In others, … maturing at different rates “adds to the confusion about what kind of impact they will have.” Gottemoeller concluded …

… tax havens, effectively off-shoring these physical assets. What can be done today to close this crucial loophole? … for Research in Modern European Philosophy in London. This event is introduced by MOLLY BRUNSON, Associate Professor, …

… about gender equality, Teoh proposed that patriotism was what drove them, not feminism as one might understand it. … were trying to serve.” Teoh asked the audience to consider what the concept of “home” means. Can it be claimed or taken …

… (Yale). For the full videotaped recording of the event, HERE . “ Opinions and statements expressed by event moderators and participants are their own personal … are living in a time when a lot of people hate Russia […] What should be loved in today’s Russia?” Ms. Kostyuchenko …

… (Yale). For the full videotaped recording of the event,  HERE . “ Opinions and statements expressed by event moderators and participants are their own personal … are living in a time when a lot of people hate Russia […] What should be loved in today’s Russia?” Ms. Kostyuchenko …

… (De Gruyter 2018, with Daniel Leese) and author of “What Right to Property when Rebellion is Justified? …

… closed-door immigration policies despite labor shortages, what distinguishes Japan's migration regime from those of …