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… was the key takeaway? Did anything surprise you? The good news was that there was a correlation between how important … position than one would normally expect because the Trump administration has pushed very hard on the idea that … Genuine corruption must be prosecuted, but threats can be used as a political weapon. I found the “Lock her up” …

… Zaremberg from the Gender and Policy Program at FLACSO Mexico, and Amneris Chaparro from CIEG - UNAM . The goal of … borders. The discussion will focus on how governments can protect migrating women. Moderator: Moira Fradinger … Yapud Ibadango UN Women Argentina UTEPSA researchers (Ernesto Federico Viscarra) Policy makers: Javiera Gazmuri …

… understanding of the Constitution. Other publications: “ Trump Can’t Make War Whenever He Likes ” New York Times Op-Ed (April, 2018) “ How to Stop Trump Blowing It Up ,” New York Review of Books (November, …

… to obtain identity papers or hold down good jobs. Without identity papers, it’s hard to get the mental and … psychological and physical trauma, and at the same time it can have a personal effect that actually facilitates … by Mike Cummings for YaleNews. https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/post-arab-spring-polarization-shaped-different-… Jan 13, …

… in Belfast, Ireland, on January 2, 1846.” Belfast News Letter, January 6, 1846. Blassingame, John (et al, … present position of the question. Texas is that part of Mexico, north [south] of Arkansas and extending from the Gulf … The friends of emancipation are determined to do all they can— Weapons of war we have cast from the battle,— Truth is …

… that nothing that happened to slavery during the Civil War can be fully understood without references to the decades of struggle over slavery … Confederate iconography. How did they reacted to President Trump’s response to the events in Charlottesville? What are …

… additional barriers to our normal practices as scholars. Without access to the sites, archives and communities that fuel our work, how can we continue to make contributions with our projects?  The … photos in the timeframe of 2018 through 2020. Photos can be research/travel photos while abroad conducting …

… politics with political scientist Alexandre Debs President Trump provided a stark reminder of the stakes of nuclear … loses a conventional war, if it is nuclear armed, then it can protect its core interests and safeguard its regime. They … worry when they read about nuclear proliferation in the news, but there has been little proliferation since 1945 — …

… with one of its closest allies. “Contrary to the past, you can’t make forecasts about the future,” Rodrigues stated, “it is not always clear the direction his [Trump’s] administration is going.” More specifically, since … in which it is “necessary to show the U. S. that they can win in some area” in order for them to settle on an …

… that nothing that happened to slavery during the Civil War can be fully understood without references to the decades of struggle over slavery … Confederate iconography. How did they reacted to President Trump’s response to the events in Charlottesville? What are …

… additional barriers to our normal practices as scholars. Without access to the sites, archives and communities that fuel our work, how can we continue to make contributions with our projects?  The … in the timeframe of 2018 through 2020. Photos can be research/travel photos while abroad conducting …

… Native children during America’s founding to the Donald Trump’s policy of family separation for Central American migrants and asylum seekers at the U.S./Mexico border—as a violent tool for political ends. Yale …