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… tradition that has distinct language features. One of its characters, Abdallah, finds his spiritual enlightenment … School at the time, directed it, and Kathleen Chalfant, a renowned stage actor, played Gertrude Bell. So it allowed … us to bring together scholars, including an Iraqi visiting scholar and many journalists who knew Shadid, including Anne …

… to strip the National Assembly, run by the opposition, of its legislative powers. The court withdrew  that decision … Maduro, have spent nearly two decades working to dismantle its checks and balances. Why? The events in Venezuela are … partisan, especially economic interests may understate the implications of this phenomenon for how vulnerable polarized …

… the United States. In 1971, Robert College, along with all its facilities and staff, was transferred to Turkish … conferences, symposia and colloquia, and welcome well-renowned intellectuals from all around the world. South Campus is well equipped to address the various …

… Professor Jing Tsu , a cultural historian and literary scholar of modern China, was recently appointed the Jonathan … the formidable Chinese language accessible to the modern world of global trade and digital technology, exemplifies … 2023, she was selected by Yale President Peter Salovey to deliver the DeVane Lectures on the topic “China in Six Keys.” …

… and we want to communicate that it’s a region of the world with a lot of agency.” Ospina added that the curriculum … is] already classified as the most unequal region in the world.” The Latin America Program Director at the Natural … interests.” Written by Julia Brown for the Yale Daily News. Feb 17, 2020 … MacMillan Center … …

… … El Colegio de México, México El Colegio de México is internationally recognized for its excellence in the research and teaching of humanities and … Cárdenas in 1938 with the purpose of granting asylum to renowned scientists, academics and artists threatened by the …

… Initiative on Innovation and Scale (Y-RISE) and the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Behavioural Insights Unit … science approaches to their programming; and ·      deliver joint trainings on the science of scaling up … and, as they grow, conducts research on the challenges and implications of scale. In partnership with NGOs and …

… at the Yale MacMillan Center, recently spoke to Yale News about what industrialized countries can learn from the … least in part to our continued inability to see the wider implications of our view of the world, of our science. The … response to the pandemic has unfortunately contributed to its death toll. What kind of support did you receive from the …

… Council Colloquium Series, Professor Shyam Sunder will deliver a talk titled “Higher Education Reforms in India”. … and Fellow of the Whitney Humanities Center. He is a world-renowned accounting theorist and experimental …

… Yale and the Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund, and was sponsored by the Departments of Religious … generally magic or enchantment, through an examination of its place in eschatological, ethical, and legal literature. … turned to the trope of  “gullible women” as sites of moral corruption in the competing discourses of secular modernists …

… Sunday, Ukraine went to the polls in the second round of its presidential election and, in an outcome that, although … show, Servant of the People, who, after a rant about corruption that is secretly videoed and goes viral, becomes … the cost of imported oil and gas, both of which are priced internationally in dollars, and elimination of the …

… by offering three observations about Kang’s work and its relation to administrative law. Rodríguez first stated … stellar empirical work and the book’s historiographic implications. Shanahan explained that Kang’s work with … on the border that was later nationally implemented in the World War II era. The creation of immigration laws occurs …