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… and the desire to build a more just, egalitarian, and why not, enjoyable world. Yet, my more ambitious hope is that … what explains existing inequalities between men and women, why there was a thing called gender violence, and why there … as the representatives of an entire group; and B) they risk attributing immutable, a priori, essential …

… and the desire to build a more just, egalitarian, and why not, enjoyable world. Yet, my more ambitious hope is that … what explains existing inequalities between men and women, why there was a thing called gender violence, and why there … as the representatives of an entire group; and B) they risk attributing immutable, a priori, essential …

… of anthropology. What exactly about it appealed to you? Why have you continued with anthropology since? What were the … through. I know a lot of my peers are as well, and that’s why I wanted to ask it. VT: This is fantastic. Science and … and not just unique to India or South Asia, for example Japan’s Burakumins. I see colonialism merely as another layer …

… in transnational revolutionary activism in China, Japan and Southeast Asia at the turn of the 20th century, and …

… in transnational revolutionary activism in China, Japan and Southeast Asia at the turn of the 20th century, and …

… and members of the New Haven community joined the event featuring Spanish food, drink, and music to celebrate … coastline. I wanted to know who went on the pilgrimage and why, especially when the village was not a densely populated … do the rituals that create meaning out of these practices. Why is the pilgrimage still alive? It is a central part of …

… September 27 - Steven Callander, Stanford University - “Why Does Political Power Alternate?” October 4 - Moses Shayo, … 8 - Christina Davis/strong>, Princeton University - “Why Adjudicate? Enforcing Trade Rules” November 15 - Pierre … IMT-Lucca - “Warfare, Taxation, and Political Change: Evidence from the Italian Risorgimento” (with Giovanni …

… trading policies, and European strategic partnerships with Japan. “This economics panel was incredibly informative,” … international partners continued during the day’s final event—a keynote speech about contemporary security challenges … demographic crisis is prompting the country’s current risk-taking engagements. While these papers examined shifting …

… East Asian Studies, sponsored by the Consulate General of Japan in Boston, and moderated by Yale Assistant Professor of … The first paper, The Logic of Soft Power Competition: Evidence from East Asia , was co-authored by Trevor Incerti, … a soft power contender in competition with the traditional Japan “soft power superpower” as phrased by Professor Dan …

… like cyber, drones, hypersonic missiles, AI, etc. make the risk of something “nuclear” going wrong that much greater. … never arose a single time in the Cold War. Both sides were risk averse, prudent when it came to nuclear threats, yet … to think about these things before a crisis hits. Now, the risk of an eruption to nuclear use seems low. There are no …

… Yale University “Preferences or Incentives? Experimental Evidence on the Accountability of Village Leaders in … Registration Costs and Disenfranchisement: Experimental Evidence from France" (with Céline Braconnier and Jean-Yves … Duke University "Political Networks and Public Goods: Evidence from Slums in India" (joint with the Comparative …

… Qtaishat, Rana Dajani, Praveen Kumar There are gaps in the evidence base addressing whether volunteering programs … causal pathways of influence. This helps clarify how and why volunteering works in real-life situations across … seek to achieve, how they avoid volunteer burden, and why they generate social change. Click here to access the …