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… vessels in Brazilian waters, and the circulation of news about U.S. emancipation within the Brazilian empire. … directions include a social history of slave literacy during the War of the Triple Alliance (which pitted Brazil, Argentina, …

… women there to open their homes and cook for tourists – an idea that spurred the founding of her Cercis Murat Konaği … of Mardin’s several abandoned, ancient buildings. After war broke out in neighboring Syria and refugees began … “Chef Ebru’s approach to “social gastronomy” embodies this idea. Her commitment to empowering women, supporting local …

… according to findings published Dec. 11 in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution. However, research also shows … conservationists, it is easy to look at this study as good news — that deforestation isn’t as bad as we thought,” Staver said. “The bad news is that central African forests have been spared because …

… the talk will trace the emergence and decline of the idea of the river as connecting lines between India and …

… Kristina Lyons University of Pennsylvania, Anthropology ‘Nature’ and Territories as Victims: Decolonial Incursions in … Clarke University of York, History The Chemical Empire: War, Development and Insect Control in Britain’s Colonies … Cities of Sugar: Agrarian Property in India’s Urban Transformation February 18  Ashanti Shih Wellesley College, …

… the 1917 revolution, the resulting Soviet system and the Cold War were a crucial part of Russian and world history, …

… uses of the past. “Taiwan, once a fixation of Washington’s Cold War policy, is largely forgotten by Americans today,” said …