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… digital rights in Russia. Could you tell me a bit about what your current work involves? I do a lot of things, but … it? It’s not correct to say that internet censorship remains a big issue, it’s an issue of constantly growing … the last 30 years. I hope this will be a very interesting event. On November 12, I’m bringing in Arkady Ostrovsky, who …

… should be interpreted, remembered, and commemorated. This event is co-sponsored by the European Studies Council and … University of Pennsylvania, where he teaches Hebrew. He has written on competing national narratives of the saving of … War II; Jewish identity politics in Philip Roth’s early fiction; and the sensationalism of U.S. representations of …

… “Mysterious Displays of Will: Nadine Hwang—a queer Chinese lawyer who joined the army, circulated in Paris … up exactly that: a life too varied to be believed even as fiction (aviatrix, dancer, diplomat, Holocaust survivor), … Heinz Professor Emeritus of African Studies and Political Science. Articles entered in the competition must be …

… once again at the top of the scholarly and policy agenda after being on the sidelines of discourse for decades. … Three themes will be covered: Nuclear Proliferation : What explains a state’s acquisition of nuclear weapons? How … Division at the Institute for Defense Analyses, where she remains an adjunct research staff member. She is an associate …

… Exceptions.” Katznelson is Ruggles Professor of Political Science and History at Columbia University. A prolific … and ending, as well as a well-defined goal, the government after the war “proceeded by doing business as usual.” … safeguards against prerogative power. Katznelson noted, “what we currently lack, however, are prescriptions that fully …

… of the Uyghur culture. Uyghur attendees expressed that the event was a piece of Watan–home. Dr. Rishat Abbas of the … Clothey began with an analysis of Article 4 of the Chinese Constitution, which grants freedom and a right for … of President Biden’s adittude towards China, as he calls what is occurring a genocide campaign while welcoming …

… the MacMillan Center, and Sterling Professor of Political Science. First panelist, Jason Lyall, Associate Professor of … place for building a future. Since there is little data on what works and what does not, her job involves trying to do a … have built up foreign reserves. However, since the crisis, Chinese debt has built up, mostly in the private sector, and …

… Review.  (Read the review) ABOUT KINGDOM OF CHARACTERS What does it take to reinvent a language? After a meteoric rise, China today is one of the world’s most … one: the century-long fight to make the formidable Chinese language accessible to the modern world of global …

… (Brazil) “How to Make Europe a People’s Project?” After 70 years of unprecedented socioeconomic integration, … processes that largely marginalize citizens’ input. It remains virtually impossible for an EU citizen – not to … voices on Europe’s democratization, Alberto’s research has been centered on how the law may be used to counter …

… 28 Let Them In: Representing Refugees in the Age of the Invisible Wall   Julie Kornfeld and Stephen Poellot , … Bradley,  McGill University - Department of Political Science and Institute for the Study of International … Displacement Cindy Huang , Refugees International and Center for Global Development  march 3 Allowing Migrants to …

… at the turn of the century and increased drastically after the Russian Revolutions of 1905 and 1917, as well as … religious views. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has emphasized the ever-present political dimension that … life and urban spaces in their new place of residence? To what extent did their migration experiences in “transit …