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… or if you take your pet for a rabies shot, Pasteur was the renowned chemist behind these innovations, among many others. … current public health protocols: https://library.yale.edu/news/covid-library-updates undergraduatefacultyalumniYale …

… of the Classical Association of Ireland and also Editor of its biannual news bulletin. Selga holds BAs in journalism (RMIT), ancient … Anatolia’. selga.medenieks@yale.edu Associate Research Scholar, MacMillan Center … MacMillan Center … …

… of racial ideology – which happened to comport with its own sense of it political enemies.   It began … encourage) violence against Jews and their property.  Once World War II broke out the following year, the German government expanded its concentration camp system, and soon converted them into …

… Ukraine’s largest international theater festival, now in its 26th year despite the ongoing full-scale war. This … work amidst constant shelling. • Sergey Pavlyuk – Renowned Ukrainian theater director and Chief Director of the … during these challenging times. Olha Tytarenko – Ukrainian Scholar and Senior Lector at the Department of Slavic …

… Russian forces near Ukraine. Last spring, as the U.S. and its NATO allies began their large-scale DEFENDER-Europe 21 … could be perceived by the other Party as a threat to its national security, with the exception of such deployment … of military activities. We are seriously assessing the implications for Alliance security of the current …

… gives Annual Gandhi Lecture Pheroze Nowrojee LLM ’74, the renowned human rights lawyer and author, gave the South Asian … Annual Gandhi Lecture is sponsored by The Bhatt Family Fund. Written by Anurag Sinha, a Yale graduate student in the …

… trauma of Holocaust survivors.   Dr. Laub was a prolific scholar, authoring and co-authoring over 100 academic … impact of many other genocides on their victims around the world. And he was a pre-eminent scholar of trauma who also fostered a multidisciplinary …

… with the problem of Russia’s economic backwardness and its implications for the development of national and foreign … vast regions of the Russian Empire were linked with the world economy through state and private and in particular …

… come from a country that has been through a lot. During World War I, the Bolshevik Revolution and the civil war that … When the U.S.S.R. dissolved in 1991, Russia became its successor state; Ukraine and 13 other constituent Soviet … became newly independent states. In Ukraine, years of corruption, gangsterism and oligarchy followed. “When you …

… and Policy Forum kicked off on Friday, February 11, with its first session titled “Women and Development: Empowering … a community of 180 scholars and activists from across the world. Friday’s session was in Spanish with live English … of gender and public policy as concepts that have implications not just for politicians but for the everyday …

… The story of the team’s plight made international news and gained support from U.S. legislators and the … we hope will see the light of day in another part of the world,” Bald said. “To see these kinds of tangible results in … of that has to do with the robotics team that toured the world.  “It just changed the whole country,” she said. “It …

… system-wide and at the individual level. We hear from the World Economic Forum that it’s going to take more than a … years to even reach economic parity for women in the world, which is dire. But I feel strongly that if we all are … by: The Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund; Hakeem and Myma Belo-Osagie Provost’s Fund for the …