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… Southeast Asia Studies Seminar: POLITICS, LITERATURE AND THE NATION QUESTION: HOW A BOOK PUT THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN OF A DICTATORSHIP … Southeast … POLITICS, LITERATURE AND THE NATION QUESTION: HOW A BOOK PUT THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN OF A DICTATORSHIP Southeast …

… Reporting in the era of fake news in Venezuela and the U.S. … Reporting in the era of fake news in Venezuela and the U.S. The Council on Latin American … with Hannah Dreier on “Reporting in the Era of Fake News in Venezuela and the U.S.” on February 21. Currently a …

… Southeast Asia Studies Seminar: POLITICS, LITERATURE AND THE NATION QUESTION: HOW A BOOK PUT THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN OF A DICTATORSHIP … Southeast … POLITICS, LITERATURE AND THE NATION QUESTION: HOW A BOOK PUT THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN OF A DICTATORSHIP Southeast …

… Media’s Impact on Democratic Movements and Polarized Identity Politics … Facebook’s Role in Post-Coup Myanmar: An Analysis … Impact on Democratic Movements and Polarized Identity Politics Myat The Thitsar , Ph.D. Candidate, University of …

… Provincializing Empire: Ōmi Merchants in the Colonial World of Retail … Provincializing Empire: Ōmi … within the empire and beyond. In her recently published book, Provincializing Empire: Ōmi Merchants in the Japanese … for a couple of days and offers a seminar based on his/her new work.  We also hope that the Fellow will offer a public …

… MacMillan Center awards book prizes to five faculty members … MacMillan Center awards … assistant professor of music, for “The Monstrous New Art: Divided Forms in the Late Medieval Motet” (Cambridge … is a critical resource for understanding culture and politics in the contemporary Middle East and the Islamic …

… From the narrative of Venture Smith, from the diary of New Londoner Joshua Hempstead, and from the pages of the New London Summary(among other sources), we know that … us back to labor. Throughout the eighteenth century, a new world was being created on this soil. In the South, black …

… talk will survey the history and implications of a concept new to most Americans, but already established and …

… in the Colony of Connecticut The most pressing need in the New World was not freedom, nor tools from England nor corn … trading them for money and goods in the rapidly expanding New World, and some colonists, like the New London slave … plantation-style farms in the eastern part of the state, colonial Connecticut practiced a kind of “personal” slavery: …

… Kate Baldwin’s book, The Paradox of Traditional Chiefs in Democratic Africa, … Mention by APSA’s Political Economy section Riker Book Award committee. … Kate Baldwin’s book, The Paradox of Traditional Chiefs in Democratic Africa, …