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… revolution, and empire in the early modern Atlantic world How should we understand the history of democratic thought in the modern …

… a brief reprieve. But the possibility of a North American trade war – among other potential stresses to the U.S.-Canada … DC. A former Senior Fellow at the Jackson School, we are thrilled to welcome Mr. Morneau back to Yale. Bill … his book Where to From Here, outlining his views on how Canadian economic policy can increase prosperity. In …

… on-site fieldwork was necessary to put the museums that we studied in the seminar into their broader architectural …

… has been imposed. It is a matter of prime concern that it should now be settled, once for all, whether this Government … whisper. Even the boldest shrank; for they well understood how quickly the factious enemies of the Government would … to its complete execution. Well, let them do their worst. We want it determined whether the majority of the American …

… David Cerero Guerra … David Cerero Guerra David studies how armed actors in Latin America govern communities and how interactions between them and the state generate violent …

… going to be adequately preparing environmental leaders. “We need leaders who work on changing individual beliefs and … questions such as, ‘where is the money coming from?’ ‘Or how are we going to put this agreement into action?’ We should be aiming for real success, which means doing real …

… of the book in China. Commerce in Culture: The Sibao Book Trade in the Qing and Republican Periods , based on archival …

… riots and votes in the Indian state of Gujarat to examine how the Feb-April 2002 riots in that state affected the votes … in the December 2002 state elections. More generally, we look at the ways in which violence alters electoral … violence in order to change future electoral outcomes, we should expect a greater incidence of violence in and …

… outstanding issues in eastern Ukraine and that all parties should respect a ceasefire in eastern Ukraine. The … the next steps can be taken.” The statement concluded, “We consider the intensification of the work of the Normandy … of the Minsk agreements, although I do not see how they can be interpreted differently from what is written …

… An approach to oral histories In the United States, we often think of history as a collection of stories about … individuals at the center of historical events. Thus, we often narrate the events we lived through from our own … the region. I was particularly interested in understanding how women navigated the colonial borders that separated …