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… loss for Christian Europe. The Ottomans had—in the words of one of the Popes—“plucked out one of the two eyes of … access to the eastern Black Sea; that is where Genoa had many of its trading ports, to connect to places further East. … invade, at various points. And of course, there were still many Muslims in Spain after the conquest of Granada; the …

… the Eastern States were only attached to the Union like so many inanimate bodies to living men.” Everybody knows that … is whether such a law can be sustained or not in other words, whether this American Republic has or has not the …

… included policy briefs in  Hindi  and  English , an  op-ed  in Indian Express, and a  blog post  on the Yale Economic … in minority neighborhoods  Mackenzie Hawkins, Yale Daily News, Apr 22, 2020  New COVID-19 racial data in the Elm City …

… Sexual Politics Under Neoliberal Islam,” and the fight for LGBT rights in her birth country of Turkey. When … When you started your research in Turkey back in 2008, many democratic transformations were taking place. What … on the “wrong” side of Turkish morality: students in co-ed housing, whether straight or queer, students who were …

… Line , where he specializes in writing articles and op-ed pieces on agri-business and commodity exchange - a job … having worked with Television Eighteen and Asia Business News (ABNi), the business news channel of Dow Jones and the …

… having worked with Television Eighteen and Asia Business News (ABNi), the business news channel of Dow Jones and the … Line , where he specializes in writing articles and op-ed pieces on agri-business and commodity exchange - a job …

… regiment in the Civil War. As  Juneteenth  approaches, his words offer a compelling lens to understand the meaning of … the 29th Regiment, Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. So many people joined the encampment that they formed a second … hadn’t even been allowed to muster. Now that they could fight, they were still to be segregated and paid less, all …

… the Arab Spring? It is worth asking this question because many people, including many Arabs, no longer think so. During 2011-12, the Arab … assumptions about Arabs being trapped in obedience to tyranny were wrong. Undeniably, the Arab Spring has ended, or …

… Professor of Political Science, Tariq Thachil, Publishes Op-ed in The Indian Express SASC Awards Grants and Fellowships …

… my voice with the voices of my friends on this platform, many interesting and even trying events have occurred to me. … instant that I stepped upon the shore and looked into the faces of the crowd around me, I saw in every man a … of Rev. Mr. Kirk. Dr. Marsh went about saying, in so many words, that the unfortunate Slaveholders in America were so …

… we hear a mild Democrat talking of the necessity of homed words and conciliation. And once in a while “some man without … it; when the men called us a traitor, we slapped their faces; when cowards forsook us, we held our own, and kept the … infant, the minion of power who poisons those he dare not fight, and the viper which is ready at all times to strike …

… you always know where you are from and what you have to fight for. For yourself, for your life. This was the reason … of a secure freedom does not exist anymore.” Betrayed by many of their Muslim neighbors and temporarily abandoned by … post-screening discussion. But she does not have much good news to share. “Things now are much worse than what you see …