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… spoke with Yale News about the project. The interview has been condensed and edited. What inspired you to write the book? Emily Erikson:  While … about the value of money. How did economic thinking change after 1580? By the 1600s, you have a large influx of English …

… spoke with Yale News about the project. The interview has been condensed and edited. What inspired you to write the book? Emily Erikson: While … about the value of money. How did economic thinking change after 1580? By the 1600s, you have a large influx of English …

… On Tuesday, the Yale MacMillan Center hosted the first event of its 10th refugee program seminar series, titled “What Is Home? Stories of Belonging from the New Syrian … across multidisciplinary academic areas, from political science to economics, and scholars both at home and abroad. …

… with Fox Fellow Valentina Rozo-Angel How can we apply data science to human rights? More precisely, how does data … club at the exact time of the bombing. However, the day after, I found out that some classmates’ parents had died in … disappeared, recruited, and displaced by the conflict. What is the most significant challenge in accessing …

… explores the formation of inter-Asian intimacies between Chinese women and Indian or Malay men as politically charged … letters penned by local religious authorities, it examines what bitter courtroom battles and public pronouncements of … through the lens of gender and intimacy. This research has received support from the American Council of Learned …

… school,” Ban remembered. “But there was no way to check what Cooper Union was. There was no internet. So I went to … because the school was very exciting,” Ban said. But after he spent two and a half years there, he applied as a … Taomi Village in Taiwan, where it was reconstructed and remains as a popular museum. Reflecting on the Paper Dome’s …

… the ‘us vs them’ narrative that dominated U. S. discourse after 9/11. What the archives made clear to Myers was that Shadid was a … More information at:  https://cmes.macmillan.yale.edu/event/thousand-strange-places-anthony-sh… Listen Hard Because …

… the ‘us vs them’ narrative that dominated U. S. discourse after 9/11. What the archives made clear to Myers was that Shadid was a … More information at: https://cmes.macmillan.yale.edu/event/thousand-strange-places-anthony-sh… Listen Hard Because …

… “ It impressed me immensely, but I wasn’t quite sure what to do with Vertov,” said MacKay ’98 Ph.D., professor of … as eye, cinema as language Vertov was “militantly against fiction film,” said MacKay in an earlier interview for Yale’s … appropriating and redistributing perception.” Out of step After “Three Songs about Lenin,” the filmmaker was …

… press conference with Juncker at which he announced what he had intended to announce on Monday – that the UK and … never ends or morphs into an arrangement in which the UK remains in the EU’s Single Market and Customs Union. But the transition period is time-limited and, in any event, the UK has already made it clear that it does not wish …

… Among the vicissitudes incident to life no event could have filled me with greater anxieties than that … In this conflict of emotions all I dare aver is that it has been my faithful study to collect my duty from a just … No people can be bound to acknowledge and adore the Invisible Hand which conducts the affairs of men more than …

… (Yale). For the full videotaped recording of the event, HERE . “ Opinions and statements expressed by event … are living in a time when a lot of people hate Russia […] What should be loved in today’s Russia?” Ms. Kostyuchenko … to write about people who had never been written about, “invisible communities” like “women recruited into …