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… of this moment that returns a sense of real meaning to what it means to be a human being with dignity, to what it … thinking. The conversation centered on the idea on how we can integrate this concept of liminal experience into the … century, and how might it aid our understanding of the past and present, particularly within the lived reality of …

… Reporting during the world's longest internet shutdown and the post-military coup in Burma … Reporting during the world's longest internet shutdown and the post-military coup … school in his family in 2013, but finished only two years studying for the undergraduate program in Myanmar Literature …

… contemporary issues.  RV: Let’s start with your research – can you tell our readers a little more?  SG: Broadly, my … methods? I have seen legal scholarship on the topic, but what can ethnographies offer that go beyond legal methods and … my own intervention. https://southasia.macmillan.yale.edu/news/sahana-ghosh-grd-18 Feb 10, 2020 … South Asian Studies …

… class in economics and fell in love with the idea that we can apply mathematical rigor to understand human and social behavior. While I began studying economics more on thinking about new models and … Why are some countries poor and others are wealthy? What can we do to alleviate the suffering of people in poor …

… in Brazil or choose multi-country programs. Find out more about the various options  or e mail: studyabroad.yale.edu . Summer Session in Brazil Learn about Brazilian cultural history, themes and figures, from … the large cosmopolitan city of Rio de Janeiro. Learn more about the Summer Session in Brazil .  Study Abroad Deadlines …

… Studying how infrastructure shapes lives in eastern Guinea, … nation’s capital.  Roads are paved by the government, but what happens when the roads fall apart and the population is … get stuck in mud pits and then sink in so deep that they can only be extracted by a good Samaritan with a large …

… of Soviet Citizens Built the Borders of the Cold War World” … Recap: Erik Scott on “Defectors. How the Illicit … spoke at the REEES Program of the Yale MacMillan Center about his new book,  Defectors. How the Illicit Flight of … the Cold War where their stories were given sensational news coverage and dramatized in spy novels and films. He …

… Professor Kaplan, “translation plays a significant role in our lives and work. More than 350 faculty and staff at Yale … represented at Yale. All Yale programming in translation can be publicized through the Initiative, which maintains a … . Watch Professor Kaplan talk about her recent book titled Looking for the Stranger: Albert …