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… continues to wreak havoc on loftily laid university plans, we seek to imagine new futures where life is possible no matter the circumstances. Here at Yale Slavic, we wondered how we could expand traditional geographic and … reflect on our own possible futures as we look at humans who not so long ago imagined theirs. For more info on the …

… continues to wreak havoc on loftily laid university plans, we seek to imagine new futures where life is possible no matter the circumstances. Here at Yale Slavic, we wondered how we could expand traditional geographic and … reflect on our own possible futures as we look at humans who not so long ago imagined theirs. For more info on the …

… continues to wreak havoc on loftily laid university plans, we seek to imagine new futures where life is possible no matter the circumstances. Here at Yale Slavic, we wondered how we could expand traditional geographic and … reflect on our own possible futures as we look at humans who not so long ago imagined theirs. For more info on the …

… This is encouraging, but additional longer-term measures are needed. Many who migrated home last year continue to struggle and those … to make up for economic losses. Since April 2020, we have tracked a group of roughly 5,000 migrants who …

… how to develop sustainable environmental relations.  Dove, who is also a professor in the Department of Anthropology in … and government agencies. I came to see a pattern that we might call “serial brilliance,” in which scientists and … an enormous and deleterious impact on policy, to which we are still trying to find an answer. The critique of evolution …

… Professor of Nursing and an expert in global health. “They are often overlooked as candidates for leadership … registered nurses (nurse practitioners, nurse midwives) who deliver cost-effective, patient-centered primary and … how to motivate people to self-test for HIV,” she said. “We’re exploring ways to get people to check their status and …

… perspectives” for Yale graduate student Yuan Chen. Chen, who studies medieval Chinese history, participated in the … goal with the workshop was to build a cohort of people who are going to continue to study the Liao dynasty and learn to … Most of us in the field are in our 60s, 70s, and 80s. We hope the younger generation will continue to study this …

… Richards’s book. I thought it was time to examine where we stand with Richards’ approach to conflict ethnography. To … organizations affect the situation in CAR? Imagine you are a Central African politician. There is a coterie of … Some might buy beer with it, and if so, there is a woman who sold them that beer, and she can use the money for …

… Richards’s book. I thought it was time to examine where we stand with Richards’ approach to conflict ethnography. To … organizations affect the situation in CAR? Imagine you are a Central African politician. There is a coterie of … Some might buy beer with it, and if so, there is a woman who sold them that beer, and she can use the money for …

… tensions. “It’s upsetting, you know,” said Emily Erikson, who serves as director of the Fox International Fellowship. … was working to assist Russian students and scholars “who are here now and don’t want to go back to Russia.” The Office … are] big institutional decisions, and that’s often what we focus on, but they actually have extraordinary impacts on …

… climate talks Representatives from nearly 200 countries are in Glasgow, Scotland this month for the 26 th United … and critical ecosystems under siege on a warming planet. We asked several members of the Yale community, including some who are participating in the Glasgow summit, what they …