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… Charles Michel for a special two-day meeting at which the leaders would hold a “strategic debate” on Russia and its … resolving some disagreements among the member states about how to respond, in early October the EU foreign ministers, … increasing support for the Belarusian people and civil society; recalibrate its financial assistance so that it …

… the growth of numeracy, and some of the consequent social, religious, and intellectual effects of this revolution in … seriously (probably all too seriously, in fact, but what can you do), and I will aim to use my voice to make Yale a … welcome to reach out with any concerns or interests about how Yale is run and what could or should be done about it by …

… art and a lover of all things artistic and African. How was your time at Yale? Can you share a few memories that you think might encapsulate … we’d plop ourselves in front of the TV watching World News Tonight. Once a month, when his copy of the Journal of …

… we call a man by the emphatic adjective of manly. No man can be a good citizen who is not a good husband and a good … opinion, and must be continually settling in his mind how far he can go in just deference to the wishes and … in order to be effective. I recently read in a religious paper an article railing at the corruption of our …

… and fiction — hence not literature proper, and we all know how obsessed the Russian canon is about the novel. The second … are, as one critic said, “economical with the truth.” One can never trust their representations. Racial, ethnographic, political, or religious biases are quite common, especially in 19th-century …

… 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 … capitalism became the only game in town, I think business leaders and other members of the political and economic …

… that usually display dialogue in silent film], without the help of a scenario, and without the help of theatre,” whose … was still able to produce meaning. “It’s a film that shows how film can think about its own fundamental structures of address,” …

… providing theoretical and methodological suggestions for how future scholarship might seek to understand the ways … TISS, Mumbai In recent elections, the ability of political leaders and parties to provide for capability-building … of women’s representations in public-elected offices? Can democracy transform power relations between women and …

… in Belfast, Ireland, on December 23, 1845.” Belfast News Letter, December 26, 1845 and Belfast Northern Whig, … Really, any attempt to expose the inconsistencies of the religious organisation of our land is the most painful … But, what sensible people you are in Belfast! (Laughter.) How cautious lest they should make a mistake! How prudent …

… professor of political science, is writing a book on how legacies of repression affect democratic transitions, and … somebody would turn to religion in politics for explicitly religious purposes.” She has co-authored papers examining … that emphasizing certain progressive aspects of the Quran can persuade people to become more supportive of women’s …

… consent of the governed. I love it as the guardian also of religious liberty, and the true Christianity—that religion is between man and his god, and that no man can rightfully, in this respect, exercise censorship over … retainment of Slavery, and its extension and perpetuity. I return the war of lynchers and “respectable” mobs! I return …

… homeland landscapes, images of missing Uygur scholars and religious leaders, as well as traditional Uyghur clothing. An … actions. He noted that this type of action is “a positive news story that people can get behind and for.” Next, the … separation of children from their parents and culture, and how even Uyghur children are not spared from the genocide. …