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… to oral histories In the United States, we often think of history as a collection of stories about individuals. Tropes … nuance in these statements notwithstanding, this view of history allows us to imagine individuals at the center of … the region. I was particularly interested in understanding how women navigated the colonial borders that separated …

… scientist Elizabeth Nugent’s new book, “ After Repression: How Polarization Derails Democratic Transition ,” (Princeton … her book. The interview has been edited and condensed.  How did the experience of repression among Tunisian … groups, although obviously those matter, and more about how the opposition leaders were able to view each other as …

… Yale News: Two Yale faculty members win Guggenheim Fellowships … Yale News: Two Yale faculty members win Guggenheim Fellowships Two … (Harvard, 2021) won the 2021 Museum of African American History Stone Book Award, the 2021 Pen Oakland Josephine …

… to oral histories In the United States, we often think of history as a collection of stories about individuals. Tropes … nuance in these statements notwithstanding, this view of history allows us to imagine individuals at the center of … the region. I was particularly interested in understanding how women navigated the colonial borders that separated …

… Christopher Andrew on the lost history of global intelligence … Christopher Andrew on the … goes backwards.” He also expressed frustration at how modern SIGINT is commonly seen as more advanced than … D. Roosevelt. In the first lecture (view) , titled “How the Lead Role in Strategic Intelligence Passed from Asia …