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… for the future,” said Gil Joseph, the Farnam Professor of History and International Studies at Yale University. Joseph … in collaboration with Greg Grandin, professor of history at New York University. Other speakers will be …

… institutions as education providers and the level of local resistance against state control. I argue that only … Arbor. His core research investigates the interconnected history of indigenous societies and state development in violent repression and education, with expertise in the history of Burma/Myanmar. His research also covers topics in …

… ranks among the most significant developments in human history. Translation played a central role in this story, but … his career, Facheng served both the Tibetan Empire and a local (Chinese) regime, translating Buddhist scriptures from … the Drikung Kyabgon Chetsang, published in English as A History of the Tibetan Empire: Drawn from the Dunhuang …

… ranks among the most significant developments in human history. Translation played a central role in this story, but … his career, Facheng served both the Tibetan Empire and a local (Chinese) regime, translating Buddhist scriptures from … the Drikung Kyabgon Chetsang, published in English as A History of the Tibetan Empire: Drawn from the Dunhuang …

… team believes it’s important to expose and explain to the local community the significance of artifactual remains found … on their landscape. We plan to do this by working with the local Museum to put together a display of the research … and to provide archaeological site information to the local museum and local research project personnel who will …

… Press). Dunbar is the Charles and Mary Beard Professor of History at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. Miles is Professor of History and the Radcliffe Alumnae Professor at the Radcliffe … political, social, environmental, economic, global, and local history. The book reveals the enduring centrality of …

… Colloquium Series Fall 2008 September 12 Brett Walker , History and Philosophy, Montana State University “Animals and the Intimacy of History” September 19 Mukulika Banerjee , Anthropology, … and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland “Local Power and Transnational Resources: An Anthropological …

… China s central government with forest management at the local level. He will do so by analyzing how political and … policy changes, influence the relationship between local people and the forest. Mr. Hirano s overall aim is to …

… one of this past century’s finest scholars of the history of Japan, John Whitney Hall was born in Tokyo in 1916 … volumes on Japanese history, including Government and Local Power in Japan, 500 to 1700.  He contributed to the … his writing, but also through service as chair of several local and national committees, including the Japan-U.S. …

… the balance between land rights, conservation, and local livelihoods. The Lindsay Fellowship enabled him to … impactful part of my research was engaging directly with local communities. Fieldwork showed me complexities I could … His journey wasn't without challenges—particularly the local communities' skepticism toward outsiders accompanied by …

… cheerful person. This is so despite his own family history being reflective of a Russian composer’s observation … southern port city of Berdyansk. Belorusets writes of the local people who came out to protest: “The women shouted at … and collaboration, on the fact that Russian troops use local informants in occupied areas.   ‘How widespread was …

… cheerful person. This is so despite his own family history being reflective of a Russian composer’s observation … southern port city of Berdyansk. Belorusets writes of the local people who came out to protest: “The women shouted at … and collaboration, on the fact that Russian troops use local informants in occupied areas.   ‘How widespread was …