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… is a noted conservative commentator. Three come from the news media: Douthat writes a weekly column in the New York … for the rise of Trump: conservatism failed. Trump’s election was a symptom of a long-term failure of conservatism … to abandon American exceptionalism and try something more defensive—a “pagan president as a protector against …

… submarines, bombers, and command and control. Even the UK is enlarging its force by 40%. Serious concern—if not … Now we are transitioning away from that order towards a more multipolar system that’s no longer Western dominated. It … what’s taking place below the surface now is missed by the news cycle that drives American thinking. It is the loss of …

… in the UAE The world is hard-pressed to find a city more preoccupied with its own display of luxury than Dubai. … and historical sites. The average internet-surfer is likely less familiar with this side of Dubai, the simple … flower garlands and Pakistani food; and snack on prasada after visiting the temple. On the east side is the Al …

… in Niger’s recent food crisis. Disasters: The Journal of Disaster Studies, Policy and Management 33(1):132-151. http://dro.dur.ac.uk/5113/1/5113.pdf   Hashemian F, Khoshnood K., Desai MM, …

… managing the NGO’s operations in Afghanistan before and after the withdrawal. The conversation will be moderated by … public and private sector teams to provide critical help after natural or man-made disasters. Through his work, he has … in Syria. President George H. W. Bush nicknamed him “Mr. Disaster” after their post-tsunami work in 2005. Ward retired …

… Yale’s Isabel Mares Imagine entering a polling place on Election Day concerned that local government officials or … services. What are the conditions when one or the other is more likely to occur? How do politicians in Hungary and … of long-term political and economic dependence 30 years after the fall of communism. The receipt of welfare benefits …

… to terrorism, revolutions, environmental degradation and more. A senior fellow in the Democracy and Rule of Law … But, in reality, corruption is not isolated to a leader. More often than not, she explained, broader networks of … in 1992. Written by Skakel McCooey for the Yale Daily News on March 7, 2018. Mar 7, 2018 … MacMillan Center … …

… turnout dropped sharply from 79.1 percent in the previous election in December 2017 to 51.1 percent and, perhaps for … succeeded Junqueras as Vice President in 2018 and is now, after the disqualification in September of President Quim … of the recovery plan. Whether formed by the Socialists or, more likely, by the ERC and JxCat, the first order of …

… research in environmental history and on other topics that seek to connect the early modern Muslim world to the broadest … have an Ottoman past. In periods, the Muslim empire held more territory in Europe than say the Netherlands or Britain. … last millennium. Written by Bess Connolly Martell for Yale News. Related Yale’s Alan Mikhail honored for work on …

… paths shaped us, especially since refugees took even more intense paths to get to South Africa. This discussion … desk for me to either tell them comforting or unfortunate news. I would give a variety of responses to essentially tell … with work by finding beauty in the struggle and learning more about the clients’ lives outside of being a refugee, as …

… both top students in the field, and places them well after graduation.  With the growth in faculty expertise comes …

… by country. Poverty, on the other hand, appears to be a more vexing challenge: in half the countries examined, the researchers find that poverty  increases  after fiscal redistribution. This research project is part of … at Universidad de Los Andes, and one of her first jobs after graduating was to research the impact of her country’s …