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… process used to judge individual submissions.  Since its inception, the workshop routinely receives well over one …

… themes of isolation, individual and collective alienation, corruption, and the social mores of a community that … extensive financial, management and advisory experience internationally. Raina is currently the Vice Chair at Words …

… of Asian Studies is the largest scholarly body of its kind, bringing together about 7000 researchers worldwide … with Gandhi’ on March 31, as well as the brilliant scholar of modern Japanese politics, Shinici Kitaoka, who … University is the President of the Association. He will deliver the Presidential Address on April 1 titled …

… Bengal The South Asian Studies Council welcomes to its Colloquium series Projit Mukharji, Assistant Professor in … the University of Pennsylvania.  Professor Mukharji will deliver a talk titled “Bajrang Bali in Brazil? Contested …

… student exchange program between Yale University and 21 world-renowned academic partners.  The goal of the Fox …

… Prize Competition Interview with Laurent Dubois (History News Network)   Frederick Douglass Prize (2005) CONTACT: … contradictory ways this emancipation developed, leading to its ultimate reversal in the early 19th century. On a broader … since C.L.R. James in his The Black Jacobins (1938), has a scholar examined the broad nexus of revolution, slavery and …

… themes of isolation, individual and collective alienation, corruption, and the social mores of a community that … extensive financial, management and advisory experience internationally. Raina is currently the Vice Chair at Words …

… Although the tribunal has no power to sanction or enforce its judgment, Mr. Isa emphasized that the proceedings and … actions. He noted that this type of action is “a positive news story that people can get behind and for.” Next, the … Clothey was Dr. Alim Alp, the Uyghur Yale Visiting Scholar. Dr. Alp opened by discussing CCP genocidal crimes …

… except so far as each nation may have made it so by its own acts or laws; and these could only operate upon itself, its own subjects or citizens; and, of course, the trade would …

… nonetheless created the most exploitative slave system in world history. The Frederick Douglass Book Prize is … to provoke scholars and students to analyze and debate its findings for years to come. It has energized the field, … slave system with great skill and sophistication. Its massive documentation gives it profound authority as a …