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… lives, we are thinking and having conversations about how we live with our changed world. Although the physical and … to any conversation about how it plays out now. Today’s leaders in climate change or water purification technology … last millennium. Written by Bess Connolly Martell for Yale News. Related Yale’s Alan Mikhail honored for work on …

… fraying social fabric. But while trying not to trample on religious freedom, governments are increasingly frustrated … would turn red after he prayed over it. Later, church leaders admitted adding chemicals to the water. Or take South … of Churches has called for some kind of guidelines to help churches self-regulate. “We believe there is a role for …

… Shimer, a former editor-in-chief of the Yale Daily News, recently spoke with YaleNews about his book, which grew … What led you to write the book?  I was alarmed in 2016 by how policymakers and commentators frequently described … is to advance Russia’s objectives, which are to choose our leaders, to sabotage and delegitimize our process of …

… The following article appears in the April 23 Yale Daily News . As a first year, Shady Qubaty ’20, the first Yemeni … fate into their own hands, and he argued that political leaders should work together to end instability in the … he invited the audience to engage in conversations about how to best achieve democratization in the Middle East and …

… work, etc… Mothers have shared their children’s meals with fighters from FAPLNK (Cambodian People’s National Liberation … One question raised, however, stopped everyone short: “How can we attack the enemy if none of us, even the guerrillas, …

… his career at CEMEX in Latin America, he has experienced how private corporations can implement projects that not only provide a financial … Pablo has also worked on a quantitative framework to help local government authorities in Mexico decide which …

… number of factors , including the methods by which people can access vaccines. India is largely relying on digital … the poor can begin to address accessibility inequities.  How could this work? People without smartphones could be … health workers to include local government officials, leaders of women’s self-help groups, and health workers – are …

… Biography Because the Comrade who is in charge gave the news that there is a class enemy accusing me, I’d like to … At first, I was concerned very much because I did not know how I could live in France. But because the situation was … country faced. Their present plans are to crush our Party leaders and to crush our glowing revolution..(text cut off).. …

… time at Yale, and his personal journey as an academic. RV: Can you speak a little about your research? How did you arrive at your interests? What has your … Tribes’ by postcolonial India for affirmative action. Both news media and academic scholarship, monopolized mostly by …

… and zeal they brought to bear on the coronavirus crisis. How do we get politicians to treat climate change with the … in minority neighborhoods  Mackenzie Hawkins, Yale Daily News, Apr 22, 2020  New COVID-19 racial data in the Elm City … the Yale School of Management, June 11, 2020    How should leaders respond to structural inequality and racism? Yale SOM …

… at Austin November 7 TBD November 21 Encountering Rape: How Police Killings Affirm State Authority Poulami … Our Grief has Turned to Anger: An Affective Re-Reading of Boko Haram Daniel Agbiboa, Harvard University October 26 From …