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… East Carolina University) was a GLC Visiting Professor in Fall 2018. Listen to a podcast interview about her work:   https://slaveryanditslegacies.yale.edu/news/karin-zipf-how-american-farmworker-fought-migrant-slavery I write in … miner” is confusing because the industry and the media use it as a descriptor both for the computer hardware (also known …

… jurisdiction, and physical borders. He detailed how, despite member states maintaining formal authority, a … articulation, those citizens created by the member states could acquire or not acquire some rights,” said Professor …

… companies’ non-human algorithms — while generally ignoring how government policies, broader economic conditions, and … article itself, Western and Chinese print and broadcast news, social-media commentary, ethnographic studies, Chinese … resources at Yale were the most helpful for your research? Do the people count? My senior-essay advisor Valerie Hansen …

… Wolf at the Door: The Menace of Economic Insecurity and How to Fight It” (Harvard University Press), Ian Shapiro, … better health care. Shapiro recently spoke to Yale News about the book. Why prioritize economic insecurity over … take a new job. Higher wages would reduce insecurity. How do you propose increasing people’s income? We recommend a …

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… Negroes have been worthy of leadership; secondly, to show how these men may be educated and developed; and thirdly, to … teach men Work, but as for Life—why, what has Work to do with Life, they ask vacantly… .  These figures illustrate … more than most groups; that they have no traditions to fall back upon, no long established customs, no strong family …

… and look forward to upcoming programming where I can do so with CLAIS. I have been teaching for a long time, and … to each one’s learning process, professors included. Could you tell us a little bit about yourself? I was born, … is an Associate Professor in Neurology and Pharmacology. How has your experience at Yale been so far? It has been …

… next line of questions helped the audience understand how conceptions of the 13 th Amendment’s role in prosecuting … Kozminski and its legacy, Professor Zipf showed a short news segment depicting migrant farmworkers recounting … a question fundamental to the Gilder Lehrman Center: how do we build on this work to go about eliminating slavery? Is …

… Latin America: Survey Experimental Evidence from Colombia How do religious discourses shape our understanding of men’s and … of abortion rights. https://clais.macmillan.yale.edu/news/religion-gender-and-participation-latin-a… Mar 29, 2022 …

… 1, 1847. To Elizabeth Pease Beloved Friend: 1. Knowing how delicate and fluctuating is the state of your health, and … So vivid are my recollections of my late visit, — so much do I live in the spirit-world, — that at times I find it … on both sides, — General Taylor having been compelled to fall back on Monterey, with the loss of many of his officers. …

… Wilkes about her forthcoming book, The Development Dance: How Donors and Recipients Negotiate the Delivery of Foreign Aid  (available from Cornell University Press in fall 2017). An edited version of the conversation follows. … so vulnerable to changing circumstances. How did you do the research for it? I conducted fieldwork in four …