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… a growing sense of distrust, public authorities and civil-society organizations have launched deliberative processes … raise questions that will be addressed in the seminar: how do we ensure we leave no one behind and prevent certain … measure these processes’ political impact? To what extent can we involve the rest of the population, whether organized …

… a growing sense of distrust, public authorities and civil-society organizations have launched deliberative processes … raise questions that will be addressed in the seminar: how do we ensure we leave no one behind and prevent certain … measure these processes’ political impact? To what extent can we involve the rest of the population, whether organized …

… of women traders to Togo’s independence movement, and how Togo’s anti-colonial struggle informed Black American … and an edited version of the conversation follows: Can you tell us about your dissertation research? Broadly … I rely on information from their families and friends to help me understand important details about their lived …

… trump the international commitments of governments. You can’t study international agreements without studying the … produces massive stress on the fiscal policies that they can pursue. Germany, the most powerful economy in the … before 1971. Economists present models and theories of how the world works, but in reality, politicians often fumble …

… Project Syndicate. In 2012, she published “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All,” in The Atlantic, which helped spark a …

… of History, and Sonam Kachru, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies on 28th March, Raina discussed her … very good, and if they’re translated into English, they can be even more widely available. This Archipelago edition … Hindu; you were the only Hindu among the four translators. How did your collaborators feel about the translation …

… In paragraph 69 of the Summit Communique, the 30 NATO leaders said, “We reiterate the decision made at the 2008 … his comments last week about Russia’s “red lines” that can’t be crossed, including the further eastward expansion of … that the same will happen in Ukraine if NATO accepts it. How can we not think about this? Looking on helplessly at …

… Slavery Research Project, this panel discussion focuses on how elite universities, their founders, and faculty over … of enslavement in the North America. It also examines how successive generations of historians have written and … of how predominantly white institutions of higher learner can and should re-think their missions in light of long …

… We also reiterated that we believe genuine progress can only take place in a climate of de-escalation, not … security interests.” But importantly, he also  pointed to how the current crisis might be peacefully resolved: “Our … being pursued by Ukraine (both former and current leaders). Moreover, this is really a red line, and they are …

… himself before leaving office. But he told BBC World News  that would not mean he would not face charges. “The president can only pardon people for their offences against federal …

… more equitable and welcoming.” The article  by Yale News highlights the reasons Valeggia was selected for the …