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… sentimental value such as wedding rings are excluded. The new law also requires refugees to wait three years rather … party, which won 19 per cent of the vote in last June’s election and is supported in parliament by the larger far …

… virtual discussion on the impact of the U.S. presidential election on Russia's war in Ukraine with Luke Johnson MA ’18 … His reporting and analysis have been featured in The New Republic, Foreign Policy, Columbia Journalism Review, …

… writing a novel in English about suicides in China. After the one-year M.A. degree program, he hopes to pursue a … past and present, from regional and global perspectives. After graduation, she will participate in Japanese language … in Early Seventeenth-Century Garden Paintings discovers a new aesthetic and intellectual awareness of spatial …

… discourses regarding sub-Saharan migration are not new to Tunisia nor new to North Africa at large. Neither is this phenomenon … Lafayette University Thayer Hastings, City University of New York Omawu Diane Enobabor, City University of New York …

… on India’s masses. This narrative has been challenged in a new book written by Rohit De, Assistant Professor of History … Colloquium at Yale hosted a panel discussion on De’s new book, titled A People’s Constitution: The Everyday Life … predecessor; instead, argued De, the promulgation of a new constitution in independent India marked a distinct …

… issues, such as pesticides or biotechnologies. For any new bill, the first move in the regulatory process belongs to … lobbyists, NGOs, and even the institutions.” Sometimes a new regulation will be the result of a “food scare,” as was …

… Book Prize by The MacMillan Center October 27, 2011. New Haven, CT — Karuna Mantena, Assistant Professor of … cultural difference. The intellectual progenitor of this new approach, she shows, was none other than Henry Maine, the …