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… Atlantic world. My project seeks to answer the question of why the British Empire expanded in the nineteenth century and …

… our GLC network to know of Dick’s passing and something of why it matters. In 1884 Frederick Douglass wrote this reflection on why the past and our memory matters. “Memory,” said the …

… in an attempt to understand the paradoxical question of why nations that claimed the strongest commitment to … among Europeans, he lays bare the tragic paradox of why racial biases made freedom for those of European ancestry …

… to overcome particular types of commitment problems and why political compromises between international donors and … government could spend it however it wanted. I questioned why donor agencies were so enthusiastic about this. The …

… question: If the Russian economy is under such duress, why did most voters support United Russia (the majority party) and why did so few Russian oppositional voters participate in the …

… and Human Development ” in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The event was held as part of the celebrations to mark the … at scale. He emphasized the need to understand the reasons why positive social impact behaviors meant to develop …

… had revealed in the surveys. In the first round, Merz got 385 votes, Laschet 380 and Röttgen 224. In the second round, …

… offers a perspective on what it means to be modern and why discontent and sometimes radical rejection are its …

… proposal would provide the 27 EU members a total of €433 billion in grants and €250 billion in loans, with the …

… about his current work, which investigates why Nova Scotian newspapers paid such close attention to the …