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… Act” November 30 - Matilde Bombardini , University of British Columbia, “Competition and Political Organization: Together or Alone in Lobbying for Trade Policy?” Spring 2010 January 25 - Alastair Smith , New … Tobin , Georgetown University, “Tying the Hands of its Masters? Interest Coalitions and Multilateral Aid …

… conceived as a “Super Wicked Problem” in which, owing to its four key features – no central authority exists; those … Clean Power Plan as an all-or-nothing package to assess its role in triggering a policy trajectory with the potential … a carbon tax, policy makers in the Canadian province of British Columbia re-directed carbon-tax revenues to cash …

… History, Yale University   Calling Out Liberty: The Stono Slave Rebellion and the Universal Struggle for Human Rights … Ph.D. Student in History, Yale University   Ideology and British Anti-Slavery: The Problem of Freedom in the Age of … Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition … /glc/20102011 … 2010/2011 …

… region in a broader historical context of international trade, smuggling, and migration, and explores its connection to Southeast Asia from the third century to … with Jinhua Chen (Professor, Asian Studies, University of British Columbia) Sacred Space: Spatial Factors in Medieval …

… I completed four major tasks for my research with its support.  First, thanks to the help from Hubei Provincial … Although I had known about this corpse for so long from photos in excavation reports, I was still visually … data from my field notebooks and adding captions to photos I took in museums. I plan to write one dissertation …

… also the North. Newport was not just another seaport where slave ships departed, it was the principal slave trading port in North America, sending hundreds of … Lehrman Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition … /glc/historical-lessons … Historical Lessons …

… ancestral human remains back to the Naga homeland. The British Empire started administering the Naga Hills around 1832 to protect the tea trade in Assam. By the late 19th century, Christian … started a process of conversion. This period witnessed British military raids, expeditions, and punitive punishments …

… ancestral human remains back to the Naga homeland. The British Empire started administering the Naga Hills around 1832 to protect the tea trade in Assam. By the late 19th century, Christian … started a process of conversion. This period witnessed British military raids, expeditions, and punitive punishments …

… postcolonial and imperialist art under the ruling of the British Empire, France, and Italy. Alongside this focus on … Art curatorial departments at The Yale University Art Gallery and Metropolitan Museum of Art respectively, and is a …

… discussed aspect of history—the Puerto Rican Atlantic Slave Trade—witnessed through the experiences of Pola, an African …