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… interest in the ways in which China’s interactions with its neighbors have shaped the legal institutions and dispute … trace the development of institutions tasked with policing corruption in late imperial and modern China in their global … University of Toronto and was a Shanghai Government Scholar at Fudan University. His work has received the …

… National University of Singapore, has a message for the world’s major powers and pundits: seeing Southeast Asia in … of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to keep the peace among its diverse member countries, many of which are divided along … Class of 2020. Read related story in the Yale Daily News. facultyDiversity and InclusionYale Postdoctoral …

… Area Studies at Yale, is working to change that. Through its Latino & Iberian Film Festival at Yale (LIFFY) in fall … engagements with two different filmmakers, a visiting scholar of Latin American indigenous languages, a Latina … migrant organizing. On March 30-April 1, CLAIS hosted renowned Cuban actor and film director Jorge Perugorría at …

… taught at the University of Delhi, and has been a visiting scholar at Stanford, Cornell, Yale, the University of … the Beliefs of an Elite (1968) and Comparative Political Corruption (1972). Kalyanakrishnan (�Shivi�) … and Cambodia and has advocated for small farmers internationally. Her current research uses political ecology …

… from the US and Canada to discuss whether Quebec needs its own written constitution. Each Symposium participant … and culture to thrive within North America and the world.” He acknowledged that a Quebec Constitution could … of identity, policy and society. Kong described the implications of his theory as being twofold (procedural and …

… has traveled widely throughout the region in pursuit of news, �infusing each story with her elegant prose, eye for … to host these distinguished professionals with the help of its many generous sponsors; the Poynter Fellowship in … the South Asian Studies Council, the Rustgi Family Fund for South Asian Studies, the MacMillan Center, Stanley …

… in the west, to governance failures in much of the third world�as primarily originating from the absence of a strong … Das believes that it is important that he raise issues of corruption, inefficiency and bad governance through his books … , which has an image of a tiger running free. Inside its pages are articles talking about India’s remarkable …

… of Cambridge is one of the oldest universities in the world, mixing tradition with cutting-edge research. The university is well-known for its collegiate system: there are thirty one colleges in … to have the best food in Cambridge and also hosts a well-renowned biennial May Ball. Sidney has an active graduate …

… others focus on the reception, social life, or ideological implications of genres. Yet there are aspects of established … popular literature. Contacts Dr. Luciana Sanga Research Scholar and Lecturer, Council on East Asian Studies … a vibrant food scene and, of course, somewhat famous for its New Haven-style Apizza. Below is a non-exhaustive list of …

… Delta. These texts resonated because the region was in the news for the militancy against exploitation by oil companies … a fascinating discussion of the film Black Panther and its portrayal of Africa as site of infinite environmental … West have all brought renewed attention to the global implications of climate change. What ecological lessons do …

… Studies recently invited Dr. Thomas J. Christensen to deliver the 59 th Annual Edward H. Hume Lecture in Chinese … International Affairs and Director of the China and the World Program at Columbia University. He arrived in 2018 … the Council on Foreign Relations and a Non-Resident Senior Scholar at the Brookings Institution. He was presented with a …