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… that comes with it, is driving a technology arms race.  Q: What is the second nuclear age? I define the era after the … because it’s one of the most overused, undefined terms out there. All I mean by complex is there are many moving … the first part of the Cold War, which is to say, everybody wants these technologies, so there’s a kind of mad catch-up …

… Puigdemont left it up to the Catalan parliament to decide what to do. After a heated debate and the walk-out of more than 50 of the 135 members, 70 voted to … on the hardline proponents of Article 155 – were unable to find their way to some middle ground between the opposing …

… science of stress and resilience now underpins the most effective mental health interventions,” said Professor … Anthropology, Health, and Global Affairs. “And it clearly makes a difference to understand more about resilience—those … of Peace. She leads research initiatives to develop effective partnerships between scholars, practitioners, and …

… science of stress and resilience now underpins the most effective mental health interventions,” said Professor … Anthropology, Health, and Global Affairs. “And it clearly makes a difference to understand more about resilience—those … of Peace. She leads research initiatives to develop effective partnerships between scholars, practitioners, and …

… combination of faculties? I think it must be evident from what has been already stated, that this is, in its nature, … to be a triangle? Have we one distinct faculty by which we find a melon and another by which we find a gourd? What! one … 21.   Such is the doctrine of these theologians, growing out of the possession, as they imagine, of this distinct …

… civil society, and philanthropy to share insights on what has been done so far and discuss future action around … (Executive Vice President, Center for Global Development) Mushfiq Mobarak (Professor of Economics, Yale University) Dr. Desmond …

… York, 1951), p. 715. Question:  Now tell us, Mr. Adams, what, if anything, you know about the exodus of the colored … I had left the Army—I went into the Army in 1866 and came out the last of 1869—and went right back home again where I … and enjoy our rights. Question:  The object, then, was to find out the best places in the South where you, could live? …

… you from any anticipation of a great speech, which, from what you have heard from our esteemed friend, the chairman, … to do. You have done all for me. Still, sir, I may manage, out of the scraps of the cloth which you have left, to make a … and under the awful name of the Everlasting God. We there find them preaching sermon after sermon in support of the …

… I take seriously (probably all too seriously, in fact, but what can you do), and I will aim to use my voice to make Yale … are faculty or not therefore, please feel welcome to reach out with any concerns or interests about how Yale is run and what could or should be done about it by sending me an …

… on Twitter, these voices are increasingly being drowned out by “white noise” designed to muffle the conversation … an MA student at the Jackson Institute, sought to map out this noise in order to locate who, or what, was driving these conversations. To do so, Lam and …

… tragedy in the world today.” “They’ve been blasted out of their homes by the Syrian Air Force dropping these … walls.” “The proverbial question to Americans now is ‘what happened to you? Where are you? We need some help,’” … that the most daunting international challenge is to “find a way to be partners with China and then not to be …

… his person—assumed the right to decide all things for him—what he should eat, how he should eat, what he should drink; … oppressed of all nations on the face of the globe could find refuge. Loud and long were their harangues on the 4th of … atheists, and everything that was bad; and they made out, too, a very plausible story. They said “the …