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… on Buddhist manuscripts and art, her research examines how people in medieval Japan attributed religious and social significance to the body, specifically … shows that mummification practices were not novel and can be traced back to older practices of mountain …

… Polk investigated the n ature of the American character—how Americans came to see themselves as they do and the … sometimes forced upon us, but even kept in the holster, it can be used by ambitious leaders to control our way of life.” Polk expands on …

… attribute credit for the program to their leader. Leaders attempt to both claim credit, and signal their … Goods and Elections: Evidence from China. Working Paper. Religious fractionalization in villages leads to less public … are introduced — indicating that voter heterogeneity can affect the implementation of programs. Evidence …

… to fight COVID-19 around the world Over recent months, the news about COVID-19 has been mostly positive in the U.S. The … and Scale, and an international group of colleagues, shows how COVID-19 has caused a steep decline in living standards. … Future Science Research” featured a discussion with four leaders from biomedical and public health research …

… that has been made towards this goal by examining: (i) how African women’s agency has been shaped by a variety of … Non-Communicable Disease and a 2020 WomenLift Health Women Leaders in Global Health Leadership Fellow. She is the Chair … and read the full  article . https://world.yale.edu/news/conference-through-eyes-she-equity-health-education… Oct …

… U.S. cases and 246,000 deaths, Americans and their elected leaders can’t even agree on basic measures to protect public health. How did we become so divided?  Ian Shapiro , Sterling …

… Hindu temples and a sanctuary dedicated to Jainism — a religious tradition that advocates nonviolence as a pathway … knew about these styles and ideas from other regions, but how they adapted them for their Deccan milieu, and how they … imagery.” Kaligotla is exploring how ideas about ornament can be used to understand the medieval temples and the people …

… in Ecuador. First, please tell us a little about yourself! How did you become involved with Yale’s summer language … whether for academic, professional, or travel purposes? Can you provide some examples? We do our best to help students who require specific accommodations. For …

… scientists and public health experts is something that can be fruitful. That’s an idea that I’ve been trying to … goes into archives and writes, which is what I like best. How do epidemics hold up a mirror to society? Epidemic … homeless? Is there any advice you’d want to give to world leaders right now? Yes. There was a doctor who had been in …

… activist in Uganda, involved in several civil society-led social justice and peace campaigns. Sanneh-Gitari … Avenue, New Haven, CT. Sponsored by the Project on Religious Freedom & Society in Africa, the Council on African … religious faith and democracy in Africa is to interrogate how adherents, agents and devotees of religion contest for or …

… and “the world is witnessing the rise of authoritarian leaders in countries with some sort of democratic history.” … underprivileged background, and constantly thinking about how to “get to power, remain in power, further his power, … cults in partially democratic regimes tend to promote religious and ethnic majoritarianism, as they have in India. …

… efforts to co-opt Korean intellectuals and cultural leaders. How did you first get interested in your topic of research? I … language learning fun, accessible, and collaborative. I can definitely see myself continuing to learn Japanese after …