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… Website: www.jasonlyall.com and Twitter: @jaylyall_red5 How did you become interested in tracking political violence? … here at Yale. There wasn’t much research yet, but you could tell a lot of people were going to be interested in … unemployment and violence in Afghanistan in April. What do you think you will find? We will be continuing our work …

… A research project she originally thought would focus on how relocated herders were “put into concrete boxes” by … long roucongrong root retailing at 500 US dollars. In the fall, when hundreds of thousands of tourists flock in to see … farmers are not recognized as Mongolians because they do not fit into the image of a Mongolian.  More practically, …

… at the Institute for Human Science in Vienna, to discuss how lessons from European History could shed new light on … out in the end as all countries inevitably become liberal democracies. “This is such a fallacy,” he said. The politics … world and called for people to read rather than watch the news. “If you just watch television or your own Facebook …

… to the COVID crisis—building ties in Bangladesh that could be valuable long after the pandemic passes. Q: How do you describe the long-term focus of your work? I’m a …

… His book is a constitutional history from below, exploring how the Indian Constitution, though drafted by elites, soon … lot of Marxist subtext in the book, in the sense that you do talk about group identity and class-based interests of … process, but a terrain in which a lot of competing visions could be argued. There was a period of time when multiple …

… along the Chattahoochee River. My book tells the story of how the city became the headquarters of an extensive crime … first person to testify and he spoke about this case. What do you think sets your book apart from others? While many scholars have explored the ways …

… skeptical as to whether there is anything original we could add to the existing library of critique of … scarcely legible, let alone chronologically coherent.” “How we reconcile these two approaches” Sweet explained, … nation-states. To this point Magaziner asked, “How do you prove the impact of the ideas generated by the people …

… for those with less than secondary. 70% of adult Indians fall in the last group. Similar disparities hold for digital … internet access. And, right now, this inequality of access could determine who lives and who dies. And it’s not just the … the poor can begin to address accessibility inequities.  How could this work? People without smartphones could be …

… publications wanted to hear. When I realized that I could not tell the stories I wanted to tell, I started to … for conceptual analytics of war itself. What I’m trying to do is say, “Let’s think about what is happening in the Afghanistan-Pakistan borderlands. How does that help us rethink what we think we know about …

… have seldom stepped on a platform where I desired more to do justice to the cause of which I am an humble advocate, … the groans of the oppressed rend the air with the cry of “How long, O Lord God of Sabaoth,” &c., so sure shall these … calling more attention to the subject in America, than I could have done had I remained there twelve years. I have …

… Thailand’s democracy, its shifting role in the region, and how the Thai diaspora and students can drive the pursuit of a … Pita's reflections on his Yale visit in National Thai News A Call to Action When asked what Thai students abroad could do, he didn’t hesitate: Vote. He called Thailand’s …

… the hopes of greater intercultural understanding. In the fall of 2024, Nada and Robert plan to stage a new translation … Atlanta and you studied Spanish and Portuguese at Yale; how did you end up living in Lebanon and working on Middle … had been sent by a theater in Chicago to Amman, Jordan, to do a play, in September 2001 and three days later, the 9/11 …