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… staff—in particular Asia Neupane and Carly Koebel—who help me with our programming. The Baltic region has been a … Baltic scholars to Yale to work—coming to know them and help them succeed here in New Haven has been profoundly rewarding.” https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/yale-expands-baltic-studies-program-plans-major… Sep 26, …

… Memory in the Atlantic World” This presentation discusses how the problem of slavery and its abolitions in the Spanish … as thousands of slaves fought throughout the region in return for their freedom.  Simultaneously, anti-slavery … present an opportunity to consider the travel of news and information beyond moments of rebellion.  They hint, …

… as well to the protracted back-room dealings of the leaders in Brussels, Osaka and various capitals that … votes of the MEPs are not reported, meaning that members can easily defect from the group or party’s preference — and … the seemingly never-ending Brexit saga, which will return once again to center stage next Wednesday when Boris …

… as collateral. The Chairman of Wachovia proclaimed, “We can’t make up for the wrongs of slavery…But we can learn from … what that influence had been.   In the Yale Daily News, a rather strange reference can be found. The paper … 1905, by 1930 all but three of ten permanent members were leaders of industrial society, making the board something of …

… Heart of Darkness , by Jordan Goodman (New York, 2010). News stories Ecuador Waorani people “Indigenous leaders recalls ‘terrible consequences’ of first contact” … and East Timor, by Ben Kiernan ( Transaction,  2008) How Pol Pot Came to Power , by Ben Kiernan (2nd ed., 2004) …

… factors that initially work to those countries’ benefit can hinder interventions that have lessened the impact of … We need only look back to the 2014 Ebola epidemic to see how an estimated additional 11,000 deaths occurred due to … Written by Colin Poitras https://publichealth.yale.edu/news-article/24397/ May 5, 2020 … MacMillan Center … …

… factors that initially work to those countries’ benefit can hinder interventions that have lessened the impact of … We need only look back to the 2014 Ebola epidemic to see how an estimated additional 11,000 deaths occurred due to … Written by Colin Poitras https://publichealth.yale.edu/news-article/24397/ May 5, 2020 … Council on African Studies …

… Amanat began by noting the importance of evaluating how Iran has changed since the Iranian Revolution in 1979. He … regime in Iran— “whether this is still a revolutionary society, or whether a chasm has since been developing” … limitations and they have chosen the best candidates they can find, people they think will most likely improve their …

… Monzote’s last year teaching on Yale’s campus, as he will return to Havana in June. This does not mark an ending, but … we hope they plant seeds and begin relationships that they can expand upon in the future. Our 2020 group of 18 eager, … respect, and commitment to building relationships are how I hope all students approach immersive learning …

… and around the globe has provoked great changes in every society it has touched, and its spread ranks among the most … Translation played a central role in this story, but how did Buddhist translators go about their work? This talk … Associate in Tibetan Buddhist Studies and Lecturer in Religious Studies Off … MacMillan Center … …