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… … Inta Mierina Research Interest: “Integration of the New EU migrants: Why Some Countries Do Better than Others.” Juris Padegs Research …

… Victims Protection Act and international UN “Palermo” Protocol today reflect their global impact in the fight …

… for individual advancement, societal wellbeing , and moral progress? How can religious freedom promote personal … to the issue of religious freedom and the norms of progress for human society? How should religious freedom … well as values of character and enterprise for advancing progress and the common good. We can do that best as …

… For the study, the authors combined an experiment in which some community members were provided a subsidy to cover the … They found that the distribution of migration subsidies to some individuals increased informal risk-sharing (i.e. …

… explored complexities of resettling refugees Refugees from war-torn regions around the world are coming to Connecticut … to Connecticut: A Conversation on Economic and Legal Issues of Resettling Refugees,” was held at the MacMillan Center. It explored some of the issues of welcoming refugees to Connecticut and …

… Britain and Germany in the decades before the First World War. The two countries had gone from natural allies and … and Germany's role in Europe. j.rueger@bbk.ac.uk 2002-03 … Fox International Fellowship … …

… Until the mid-1990s, these individual Uyghur craftsmen had some success in creating a re-embedded, traditional economic … It shows how they engaged with the historical past to make sense of the changes wrought by the transition to a …

… Berkeley India’s Parliamentarians Focus on Global Issues and Leadership Challenges in Yale University Program …

… climate for fostering peace and avoiding attempts to make Indonesia an Islamic state.  The second factor in … rising challenges. He emphasized that the most alarming news, not just for Indonesia but for the rest of the world …

… what role it played in American history and in the Civil War.” As the generations that witnessed slavery dwindled, … explained, “but nobody could talk to each other about the issues at the center of the university.” The project’s goal, … Church. Swarns began her remarks by noting that, even as some scholars and members of the Georgetown community knew …