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… related to gender and feminism. What are you working on during your time at Yale? I am teaching a seminar on …

… economy. He is the author of For Might and Right: Cold War Defense Spending and the Remaking of American Democracy …

… has been edited for clarity and brevity. How did the idea for the Darwin en Patagonia project come about? MF: It was originally Diego’s idea. The theme seemed fascinating to me—to be able to tell … presentation as “the perfect British subject” and his transformation when meeting his people [again] are very …

… another geopolitical factor: “When fleeing from a war you will not cross the Atlantic in a rubber boat,” she … is under much bigger pressure than the United States.” During the Q&A session, she stressed the need for a common … outlined for the future of the EU, she considers the idea of a “multispeed Europe” to be the most reasonable …

… care systems for slaves and soldiers in America, Brazil, Cuba, and Haiti. By virtue of this process, he argues, …

… How have the political management and biological transformation of pigs been linked? How do swine fit within …

… “ Killing Children: Reflections on Sierra Leone’s Civil War ,” appeared in The Politic , a Yale campus magazine, on … and political extremism. He served as the Yale Daily News’ first presidential campaign embed in 2016 and went on … for South Africa’s Mail & Guardian and worked for CBS News. “I was inspired to write ‘Killing Children’ after a …

… Asia, as well as the politics and history of the Vietnam War. His current book project, Fighting the People, Fighting … order of state recognition would foreclose hospitality. During the fall term he taught “Recognition, Shame, and the …