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… 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. …

… and Public Policy in Southeast Asia,” that focused on how religions influence public policy that affects women and religious minorities was held on March 10, 2017 in Henry R. … Indonesia. He characterized this as a “mimetic” trend that can simultaneously intensify and limit conflict as external …

… 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 …

… 12, 2015. Yale conference examines role of pigs in human society October 1, 2015. Live webcast and panel discussion … MacMillan Center. (watch videos: The Imprint of Congress: “How to Think About It”; The Imprint of Congress: “The …

… the right of deciding all things for his slave—what and how he should eat and drink, to whom he should speak; the … known there only in name. He had seen men-stealers, class-leaders and preachers. His own master was a class-leader, and … thank thee, O Lord, that we live in a land of civil and religious liberty!” A land of civil and religious liberty …

… , was published in 2021 with Yale University Press. Can you tell me about your background and research? I did my … I was very interested in the notion of farmers’ rights and how that was articulated in national legislation, how rights … to seminars given by art historians, political scientists, religious studies scholars—their research interests and …

… posit that these networks and moral economies of authority can be explored through ethnographies, and may enable us to … will explore the making of the urban strongman, the local religious authority, local vigilantism, and ‘moral policing …

… culture during an era of scarcity. By Kevin Han | Yale News In today’s world, there’s an unspoken understanding that … supposed to use it for years. So without consumer culture, how could there possibly be material culture? But what we … is how people attribute value to objects, and how objects can become politicized. Can you walk us through that idea in …

… oral histories, and fieldwork conducted in Jeju, I explore how citrus farming—often portrayed as a success story of … While I had come across a few policy documents and news articles referencing seasonal labor programs, I had no … That disconnect underscored how easily certain realities can go unrecognized until you speak directly with the people …

… U.S. and Indian government officials, and private sector leaders. Yale was the only Ivy League university asked to … was invited to speak about what American institutions can do to promote ties between India and the U.S. He was the … This story, by Ben Prawdzik, appeared in the Yale Daily News on October 14, 2011 The India-United States Higher …

… ’09 BA, spoke on her journey as an undergraduate at Yale, how she discovered her academic and professional interests, … me realize I really want to do work in a region where I can have a big social impact that really helps people and … College Class of 2023 https://clais.macmillan.yale.edu/news/career-conversations-profile-carrie-nguye… Mar 25, 2021 …

… President Yoweri Museveni and his group of guerrilla fighters to launch a war to free Uganda from dictatorship. …