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… exhibit explores how Yale’s Slavic collections — assembled over more than 125 years and housed across the university’s … is displayed alongside other family mementos. Taken between 1906 and 1917, the photographs capture private … efforts to move the Slavic collections beyond Cold War boundaries and Russia’s sphere of influence by amplifying …

… divorce law on women’s wellbeing In 2011, China’s Supreme Court dealt a blow to the property rights of women by ruling … language, the 2011 ruling seemed likely to advantage men over women since most family homes in China are deeded to … four socioeconomic factors that drove the court’s decision to amend China’s divorce law: First, people were …

… the South this amounts to peonage and virtual slavery; all over the South it tends to crush labor and small business … These methods have accentuated and will accentuate the war of labor and capital, and they are disgraceful to both … black boys from the military and naval training schools. War Amendments: We urge upon Congress the enactment of …

… a lot of things that will maybe change in the relationship between the United States and foreign countries, especially … of states…has been deteriorating since the end of the Cold War.” He said specifically that over the last eight years the United States has been pulling …

… of Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Sciences Societies shift between experiences of division and moments of solidarity. It … science, Yale School of Management Following the Cold War, the U.S. foreign policy establishment was spoiling for … the authorities the American president has arrogated over two decades to send force abroad have not been reined …

… at Yale Law School (2019) and a Ph.D. Candidate at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence, Italy … Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, Poland (2014) and a Bachelor and Master of Liberal Arts from … of constitutional pluralism and its manifestations in EU law scholarship. Apart from pursuing his Ph.D. degree, …

… light on another panel of the conference, “Reporting on War.” In this panel, two journalists shared their personal … my human rights perspective on the military cooperation between the U.S. and Germany. Another theme of the conference … instance, I learnt that Funk’s strategy is to package its news as entertainment so that German youth continues to …

… away from the podium to begin his lecture. He stood between the two rows of seats and told the crowd about his … for a peace treaty to be signed (legal termination of war, settlement of territory, and settlement of war compensation) due to disagreements over four northern islands in the Japanese archipelago, they …

… Innovation ISPS DEMOCRATIC INNOVATIONS SPECIAL EVENT Over the past decade, facing increasing public disengagement … include the participation of randomly selected citizens in decision-making. The presentation will focus on the Belgian … citizens’ assembly in the Balkans (Montenegro) for the European Parliament (2021-2022), the permanent citizens’ …

… all three fled the region with their families during World War II. These Yale graduates sought to create the opportunity … of Global Health Education to discuss collaborations between Yale Medical School and medical schools in Lithuania. … has been profoundly rewarding.” https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/yale-expands-baltic-studies-program-plans-major… Sep 26, …

… is part of a larger issue — the lack of knowledge of the decision-making process in the Russian state. Understanding … aspects of the seventeenth-century cultural relations between the Orthodox Slavs of the Polish Commonwealth … never granted to Moscow the full array of canonical rights over Kiev,” says. Tchentsova. This new array of documents …