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… is an Austrian and a member of the Legal Service of the European Commission.  He studied law at the University of … years in the chambers of one of the judges of the European Court of Justice.  In 2003, he joined the Legal Service of … Yale, he studied the constitutional issues related to the EU – in particular, EU law pertaining to Fundamental Rights. …

… Professor of School of Management (by courtesy). Her book Between Monopoly and Free Trade: The English East India … what was initially a cost-saving measure, in which the court of directors granted employees the right to pursue … of trade network dynamics, a statistical investigation of decision-making processes, and institutional analysis of …

… the Balance of Power In the opening years of the Cold War, the world was one misunderstanding away from a nuclear … of the comparative simplicity of a bipolar conflict between two superpowers.  In the years since the fall of the … are both dynamic. Within each period the problems change over time. When the Cold War began in the late 1940s and into …

… that when Americans reflect on their history, the “words are mostly used to cover the sleeper, not to wake him … services, human capital. A legacy can exist in law, in court decisions, in government policies that change when … His previous books include  Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory  and  American Oracle: The Civil War …

… debt, high unemployment—remain On August 8, the EU’s European Stability Mechanism disbursed a €15 billion tranche … organization, and the IMF since May 2010. The bailouts are over. But the consequences—a staggeringly high level of debt …

… University, is the author of Race and Reunion: The Civil War in American Memory (Harvard University Press, 2001), … Press), focuses on the acquisition and transmission of news in a pre-postal, pre-printing press colonial world. … 1863, by connecting the council with the current dispute between Cherokee Freedmen descendants and the Cherokee Nation …

… rights movement and the bitter divisiveness of the Vietnam War, helped elect a “law and order” candidate, Richard Nixon, … is likely to be a prime-time position on Fox News or some other media perch. The show will go on. The … radical reform to revolutionary violence. His tilting between rhetorical and real violence, between embrace of …

… Europe, awarded by the Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies. It is the first full-length … Russia. Based on close readings of previously unexamined court cases, it argues that informal personal debt was … stability. Other select publications: “ The Russian Civil War Began 100 Years Ago Today. Russians Are Still Fighting It …