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… ordinary people. Seeing Like a State, his most influential book, exemplifies the gentle, humanistic approach toward … of his work, as well as through Hirschman’s. Indeed, the book concludes by quoting Hirschman’s call for a development … songs, oral interviews, and other sources from around the world to get at the “secret discourse” that subordinate …

… Parliamentarism Book Colloquium … Parliamentarism Book Colloquium The Yale Center for the Study of … introductions are available for download here , and additional excerpts are available from the event organizers …

… She studies the literary history of the colonial world, primarily of South Asia in the late nineteenth and … the Association for Asian Studies. She is coeditor of the book series South Asia Across the Disciplines, originally … the Association for Asian Studies. She is coeditor of the book series South Asia Across the Disciplines, originally …

… GLC Book Talk: Associate Professor of History Ed Rugemer, Slave Law and the Politics of Resistance in Early Atlantic World … GLC Book Talk: Associate Professor of History Ed Rugemer, Slave …

… Art in Context: Collecting the World to Know the World … Art in Context: Collecting the World to Know the World About this program The vast …

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… law and the flow of people and ideas between China and the world. He co-authored his first monograph, The Spread and …

… Was Columbus’ Voyage to the “New World” Driven by Islamophobia? … Was Columbus’ Voyage to the … Religious fear? I didn’t use the word Islamophobia in the book. That’s a very modern term; I would be hesitant to apply … side of wars against other enemies. And that’s part of the book, too—to point out that the Ottoman Empire has been part …