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… the talk: “Who are the Agents of History? Rethinking Cuba’s 1959 Revolution.” We spoke with her about her work and … on Latin American revolutions I became interested in Cuba’s agrarian reform. I had been to Cuba several times as a … people who are interested in thinking more about what the nature of the Cuban Revolution was. Depictions in the media …

… must enroll in three seminars or upper-level courses during their junior and senior years. For a list of seminars, … black painting of the past ten years, and black artists of Cuba, Haiti, and Brazil. AFAM 187/ANTH 261 , Sexuality in the … cultural performance, natural resource extraction, and the nature of the state. Case studies include the United States, …

… Professor, Department of History, University of Havana, Cuba.   Research Interests: Cuban, Caribbean and Latin … Spain   Research interests: Relation between People and Nature: Mountains, Nomadic and Transhumance People, … working in human rights and peace-building in Mexico. During the past 14 years she has focused her work on …

… at the Yale MacMillan Center, recently spoke to Yale News about what industrialized countries can learn from the … The interview has been edited and condensed. Where did the idea for the book originate? Michael Dove: I spent the first … we have imagined the possibility of human-nonhuman transformation and the insights that it might offer into the …

… to the moral sensibilities of his countrymen and to the idea of a national memory—if by that we mean the master … fated but unfinished passage through a catastrophic transformation from an old order to a new one. These five … A healthy level of forgetting, said Douglass in 1884, was “Nature’s plan of relief.” But in season and out, Douglass …

… the U.S. Sunbelt political economy and the American diet during the mid-20th century. Outside of this research … Atlantic history of Reconstruction in the United States, Cuba, and Brazil, the last societies to abolish slavery in … intersection between religion and development during the Cold War, the history of international development, and the …

… interested in thinking through the connection between the Cold War and Pink Tide revolutions in places like Cuba and Venezuela. Her interests broadly include race, …

… “Mr. Yale”, Gaddis Smith would qualify for that title. During the 18 th   and 19 th   centuries, Yale faculty often … his major books — “American Diplomacy in the Second World War”; “Dean Acheson (A Biography)”; “Morality, Reason, and … as the chairman (as it was then called) of the Yale Daily News in 1953. Smith steered the paper masterfully during that …

… Brown for “Tacky’s Revolt: The Story of an Atlantic Slave War” Marjoleine Kars for “Blood on the River: A Chronicle of … Douglass Book Prize Winner: Ada Ferrer, Freedom’s Mirror: Cuba and Haiti in the Age of Revolution Finalists: Ezra … Thavolia Glymph, Out of the House of Bondage: The Transformation of the Plantation Household Jacqueline Jones, …

… to impact non-European poets beyond the end of the Cold War. Hodgkin said that even today, Persian poetry shapes … and writer-activists come to these struggles not with some idea of the classical Persian heritage but with that being … publication through  this webform . https://fas.yale.edu/news-announcements/news/transcending-national-and-literary… …