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… 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 … MA student in African Studies. https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/studying-how-infrastructure-shapes-lives-easter… Sep 16, …

… better health care. Shapiro recently spoke to Yale News about the book. Why prioritize economic insecurity over … polarization and anti-immigration sentiment. Second, as we learned from Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky’s critique … This is not to say that people don’t care at all about what others are earning. But the social science evidence is …

… Arts and Sciences. “The idea is to go beyond the evening news soundbites about China and to root an understanding of … lessons from the past in order to understand the choices we make in the present and what those choices might mean for the future.” Course …

… to scale-up promising anti-poverty programs so that they can benefit the greatest number of people. The Yale Research … potential, but they are typically not designed to predict what will happen when an initiative becomes policy and is … of Economics and the Yale School of Management (SOM). “We aim to answer questions about what will happen when a …

… programs and improve the ways they are assessed. We can identify the key components of an intervention and evaluate what works best, for whom, over time. We also help by … by Mike Cummings for YaleNews. https://macmillan.yale.edu/news/study-humanitarian-program-benefits-mental-heal… Oct 2, …

… in his besieged homeland. “ They just don’t understand what’s really going on,” he said, during a Yale-hosted online … “I’m still keeping hopeful, but I’m doubtful that we will be able to conceive any artistic projects in the near … of Management, examined how the international art market can be used by those funding the war effort to evade …

… There were lots of assumptions built into the schemata of what we were learning in my classes, and anthropology was the one … back. I think they should have an alumni program where you can go back a semester every five years or something. It’s …

… take him to Bunce Island, the British slave castle, and as we cruised upriver he told me about his ancestor — Elias Ball … slaves? Where were they taken? Why were they taken there? What are their descendants like today? Tracing Sierra Leone’s … film project. Sierra Leonean officials were excited at the news, and gave me a warmly written letter. Thomas Martin had …

… digital rights in Russia. Could you tell me a bit about what your current work involves? I do a lot of things, but … I run and manage the network of regional campaign offices. We have about 45 regional offices all over Russia, with over … of information. They use the internet, but for political news they rely on the television. And the television tells …

… trip added an authentic aspect to the learning units that we explored in class up to that moment, namely, history, … from Chile). We also visited a room dedicated to [local news outlet]  Agencia EFE ’s most iconic photographs of … component that cannot be fairly described with words. What Dr. Garcia’s Students had to Say about the Trip “This …

… I was interested in going into journalism. The Yale Daily News has an amazing reputation, and I knew that I wanted to … interest in the Middle East, so academically, that was what I pursued. I studied Arabic and Persian, which I grew up … reporting and investigative work in multiple languages. We did it, and the experience was extremely satisfying. More …