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… East Studies at the MacMillan Center, appeared in the New York Times on October 21, 2017. Western men’s sperm counts … showed that across Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand, men’s sperm counts declined by 50 to 60 percent …

… Relics of empire: New exhibit shares story behind Yale’s Slavic collections … Relics of empire: New exhibit … 2022 on YaleNews In 1940, Vladimir Nabokov moved to New York City from Paris and needed a job. He submitted his …

… Gender Inequality in Politics in Japan … Gender Inequality in Politics in Japan Recent studies find that Japanese voters do not hold … SocietySocial SciencesTalks & Lectures eastasian.studies@yale.edu Online United States Wednesday, March 16, 2022 Seiki …

… New International, Interdisciplinary Professorship Announced … of this new type of professorship.” Professor Appadurai comes to Yale from the University of Chicago where he has … the University of Michigan, the University of Iowa and New York University. He serves on numerous scholarly and advisory …

… Father Comes Home: A Civil War Odyssey … Father Comes Home: A Civil War Odyssey A Panel Discussion marking the Yale Repertory Theatre’s production of Suzan-Lori Parks’s …

… Japan as a Country of Non-Immigration … Japan as a Country of Non-Immigration Until 2019, Japan was the only mature democracy to maintain closed …

… Consolidating Constitutional Legitimacy in Japan … Consolidating Constitutional Legitimacy in Japan Japan’s unamended constitution has become the focus of … assuming his current position in 2015. eastasian.studies@yale.edu Room A0002, Institution for Social and Policy …

… Dominance Through Division: Group-Based Clientelism in Japan … Dominance Through Division: Group-Based Clientelism … of electoral support they provide. These findings open up new lines of inquiry for scholars interested in clientelism, … Catalinac is an Associate Professor of Politics at New York University. She is a scholar of electoral systems, …

… ———————————————– Motoko Rich is Tokyo bureau chief for The New York Times, where she covers Japanese politics, society, gender and the arts, as well as news and features on the Korean peninsula. In her six years …