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… of all was the gravitational pull of a virtuous king, without whom people can never truly feel at home. Hunter traces the profound …

… applicants are encouraged to apply. Admissions are made without regard to gender, race, ethnicity, age, sexual … and art. More information about their programs can be found here . … Council on East Asian Studies … …

… should be termed the “Pentecostal Republic.” “You can’t really understand what has happened in Nigeria since the beginning of the Fourth Republic without paying attention to Pentecostalism,” said Ebenezer …

… the most controversial debates related to the Conquest of Mexico surrounds the stance of Moctezuma towards the entry of … colonial period. Two portraits of Moctezuma, both now in Mexico, are related to this debate. One canvas was painted in … the prehispanic and colonial indigenous history of central Mexico through an historical and philological analysis of …

… and textual discourses of iconoclasm in sixteenth-century Mexico City Abstract: This paper will consider how iconoclasm … that emerged in the wake of the Spanish invasion of Mexico. Over the course of the sixteenth century, iconoclasm … of iconoclasm was at once an imperial directive to rebuild Mexico City from the rubble of Tenochtitlan and a rhetorical …

… and staff of the Graduate School will do everything they can to support you in your Yale career and help you launch …

… He has worked with the Symphony Orchestras of the State of Mexico and the Mexico City Philharmonic and has conducted as a guest the main orchestras in Mexico, as well as in Europe, the United States and the …

… launched efforts to aid medical students in Syria so they can continue their educations safely in a country decimated … medical student who want to study medicine, but they can’t,” said Kaveh Khoshnood, M.P.H. ’89, Ph.D. ’95, … at Yale and past international president of Doctors Without Borders; and Paul Spiegel, professor and director of …

… plain view on the continent of Africa – the question is, can the rest of the world truly shift paradigms and listen to … that is coming from countries like Zimbabwe? And can Zimbabwe also feel so cherished and valued that it feels … the community healthy. If we listen with our hearts, we can start to remember these practices in the global …

… private investments in crop and animal improvement that can supply sufficient food for all human beings.  However, … of Indian agriculture and land use cannot be addressed without exploring the institutions or norms that shape … provides a critical review of the kinds of questions that can be raised about land in urban frontiers. The second part …

… effects are quite limited. In others, such as Argentina, Mexico, and Panama, fiscal redistribution reduces income … effects. Indirect taxes, like a value-added tax, can in theory be regressive, meaning they may pose a … the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Peru. One reason is that the poor …