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… said, “intelligence history is not linear… it sometimes goes backwards.” He also expressed frustration at how modern … Andrew noted that though the Ottoman Empire was a great power, it “despised intellectual innovation” and allowed … information. The special relationship endured even after the war, through the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Cold …

… York Times . Latin American & Iberian Studies hosted ‘The Road Ahead’ Brazil 100/200 conference , virtually connecting …

… my Masters in African Studies from Yale University. After my time at Yale, I was a Fulbright Scholar in Zanzibar, … I have gained a considerable understanding of the power and richness of diversity when it is properly … we’d plop ourselves in front of the TV watching World News Tonight. Once a month, when his copy of the Journal of …

… and down with the same speed that his hands move right to left, up and down, in aerial curlicues and waves that meld … rewarding.” Putt pursued his Sanskrit studies the summer after his gap semester at the South Asian Summer Language … state. Putt’s second thesis, for South Asian Studies, goes in a very different direction. Working with the …

… Leila Fadel hosts NPR’s Morning Edition and its morning news podcast Up First. In college, she was inspired by …

… organization documents, court rulings, and Japanese news coverage, I trace how societal actors have contributed … related to secondhand smoke, pursued voluntary changes through local initiatives, leveraged an international treaty, … changes. By theorizing the mechanisms and processes through which societal actors affect regulatory style, this …

… compensation, not the one agreed on by the parties. The regulation of surrogate motherhood in Greece is …

… Town in northern Jamaica relocated to Sierra Leone after a forced four-year stay in Nova Scotia. My paper …