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… academic. RV: Can you speak a little about your research? How did you arrive at your interests? What has your … at my Department of Anthropology, University of Delaware. We have a small department, typical of Anthropology setups. … to one anecdote from your time at Yale that you feel you remember best, or was most transformative? VT: There were …

… place, and to help build the actual community of scholars we like to invoke.  Whether you are faculty or not therefore, … welcome to reach out with any concerns or interests about how Yale is run and what could or should be done about it by sending me an e-mail, and I’ll …

… Yale and in the United States has led me to believe that we should all teach with someone else!  At Sciences Po in Paris … when I use it, I try not to divorce it from field work.  How can you design a questionnaire if you do not know the …

… traditional lines that reinforce exclusion and bias.” “We hope that Inclusion Economics will support Yale faculty … the pandemic provided insights into their well-being and how policy could support this vulnerable group. Read more . … of Political Science Salma Mousa in new research exploring how best to build social trust between refugees and natives …

… the Country Director of Oxfam in Lebanon. They discussed how COVID-19 has effected the migrant crisis in Lebanon and … of human rights to be known. Surveillance, videos, and photos can all now prove that these violations are occurring. … principle, refugees and migrant workers over the age of 75 should be able to get vaccinated. It’s too early to tell …

… the Country Director of Oxfam in Lebanon. They discussed how COVID-19 has effected the migrant crisis in Lebanon and … of human rights to be known. Surveillance, videos, and photos can all now prove that these violations are occurring. … principle, refugees and migrant workers over the age of 75 should be able to get vaccinated. It’s too early to tell …

… Constituent Assembly in 2023. Once elected, the delegates should reconsider key decisions by the Assembly of 1988, and see how they have, over the decades, generated the current crisis … left in the wake of the Coronavirus crisis—even if we assume that an effective vaccine has been distributed …

… oral histories, and fieldwork conducted in Jeju, I explore how citrus farming—often portrayed as a success story of … heavily on under-recognized migrant labor, and how tourism is both a symbol of national pride and a source … studying abroad in Seoul on the Light Fellowship, and I remember feeling struck by how culturally distinct the island …

… table in Pauli Murray College, mulling over “A Song on How My Thatched Roof Was Ruined by the Autumn Wind,” a work … text “pretty good,” that is, great. “ I’m not asking how it is thematically important, but rather, what are the … “Why are all of these people engaging with it? We want to explore this,” he adds. The impetus behind the …

… 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 …