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… his experiences researching and teaching. RV: First off, what inspired you to come to Yale, and what are your goals … whether as an undergraduate or as a faculty member, find their own comfort level with how activist their … it’s important to have many different kinds of work coming out of universities. Having said that, and speaking for …

… remember myself not thinking about India. But of course, I find myself rediscovering India all the time, with every text … Selivanova, Jaroslav Vasilkov, and Sergey Tavastsherna. What David Shulman and Yigal Bronner have created at Hebrew University in Jerusalem is perhaps one of the best programs for studying South Asia in the world, and it was an …

… in the streets, marches, or potentially armed combat. What I’ve found is that throughout history, open resistance … taken over rice harvests in the area, leaving many people out of work and many tenants homeless. While there was no … their path. “The kind of shunning was extraordinarily effective and humiliating in a face-to-face community of such …

… to vote against the deal. But one above all stood out – the Irish “backstop,” the provisions in the 173-page … with the withdrawal agreement. But after reiterating what the European Council said in December, they said that … a second referendum to determine what the British public wants, or call a new election (something that, under the …

… of the worm’s microbiome: “I meandered a lot in terms of what is the right area for me; and I think that when you have … is so fluid and interdisciplinary that you will be able to find interesting things to do, even if you have your heart … how essential it is for the progress of science to go out of one’s comfort zone, being humble, and having a diverse …

… the amount and character of government control to the wants, intelligence, and moral capacities of the nations or … in the manufacture of cotton, tobacco, &c., we would find a vent in new employments for their increase, more … would be too much for the children. They would be cheated out of their property and debased in their morals. Yet they …

… the amount and character of government control to the wants, intelligence, and moral capacities of the nations or … in the manufacture of cotton, tobacco, &c., we would find a vent in new employments for their increase, more … would be too much for the children. They would be cheated out of their property and debased in their morals. Yet they …

… about central questions in global politics today. What causes a country to adopt or abandon democracy? How does … that leads to more informative protests and effective policy change. Saturday’s discussions opened with a … Written by Eli Rau . https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/leitner-conference-examines-central-questions-g… Sep 26, …

… Shimer, a former editor-in-chief of the Yale Daily News, recently spoke with YaleNews about his book, which grew out of work he began as an undergraduate. Interview condensed and edited. What led you to write the book?  I was alarmed in 2016 by how …

… Arts and Sciences. “The idea is to go beyond the evening news soundbites about China and to root an understanding of … During the DeVane course, she will explore what China wants on the world stage and how it has transformed “from a … of China, says the idea for her DeVane lectures developed out of a course she has been teaching at Yale called “China …

… in peril and nearly everyone paying attention is trying to find the best way to say so. Should we in the intellectual … population on the right. Who do you know who really wants to compromise with their ideas? Who on the left will … Mitch McConnell, Kevin McCarthy or the foghorns of Fox News? Who on the right will come to a symposium with 10 of …