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… Postdoctoral Fellowship at Harvard University in 2023-24. How did you arrive at your research? I went to college in … I ended up going to the London School of Economics to do an MSc in Empires, Colonialism and Globalization. That was … Union eventually became, Bolshevik success represented the fall of the mighty Tsarist Empire. Crucially, this Tsarist …

… what this means from a local perspective. For this reason, it is critical to represent stakeholder knowledge, understand how change happens systemically, and reduce cultural bias in … to access the original publication , an article from Yale News and a video from the Yale Macmillan Center on the …

… work in Shelton so a friend and I applied. One of us asked how much they were paying. The person doing the hiring asked, “What do you care about, the work or the pay?”. We didn’t get … I had to apply to the American Consul in Ireland. You could wait a few weeks, a few months. They gave me a complete …

… politics, society, and culture that seeks to understand how the religious establishment seized control of the Iranian … facilitated this rise of the clerical class and brought it into a position to control the state. Shi’ism was declared … — would not embrace a hardcore political agenda. It could have remained outside the realm of politics altogether, …

… politics, society, and culture that seeks to understand how the religious establishment seized control of the Iranian … facilitated this rise of the clerical class and brought it into a position to control the state. Shi’ism was declared … — would not embrace a hardcore political agenda. It could have remained outside the realm of politics altogether, …

… politics, society, and culture that seeks to understand how the religious establishment seized control of the Iranian … facilitated this rise of the clerical class and brought it into a position to control the state. Shi’ism was declared … — would not embrace a hardcore political agenda. It could have remained outside the realm of politics altogether, …

… manner of objects. Then identities begin to vanish; people do not recognize one another, and some even lose a sense of … sustenance from memory in similar ways to individuals? How do groups remember? Is Yale’s struggle to face its past … their gaze to matters of social and public memory. We could become servants of the very culture wars that have …

… from inner-city London schools. Following his tenure as a Fall 2020 World Fellow, Mr. Falconer will remain at Yale … What has been the most challenging part of your career? How do you remain motivated? I was very affected by the suffering …

… measures” to alleviate those difficulties. The good news coming out of today’s meeting: The UK has not yet … the party considering taking safeguard measures may not do so until one month has elapsed after the date of … that the issue of medicines could be a blueprint for how to approach and solve together the remaining outstanding …

… it is threatened by growing Islamic radicalism. What do Muslims think about democracy, scientific rationality, and … rights for all, especially for women and non-Muslims? How do Muslims respond to the global environmental crisis? … of religious militancy that now dominates foreign news reporting on the country (and not a little scholarly …

… society – particularly the private sector, because it will bear much of the financial burden in the … asked what features of the Colombian process he thought could be extrapolated and to be used in similar peace … with a great deal of humility since we still have to see how things work out here [in Colombia].” However, he …

… done. It was in the process of finding people to actually do the translating that I started to realize that my … Hindu; you were the only Hindu among the four translators. How did your collaborators feel about the translation … They are neighbors, but religion and class keep them apart. He talks in that story about how Hindus realized that …