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… often talked about creating a society in which “women can shine.” One of his signature economic pillars, dubbed … roots of gender inequality. In this talk, I’ll share what I’ve learned about gender roles in the home, antiquated … politics, society, gender and the arts, as well as news and features on the Korean peninsula. In her six years …

… in Jain Studies at Florida International University. Can you tell me a little bit about your work and how you … Selivanova, Jaroslav Vasilkov, and Sergey Tavastsherna. What David Shulman and Yigal Bronner have created at Hebrew … Of course, institutionally, there are issues in the ways we organize and approach South Asian studies in Russia, the …

… am bursting with energy and excitement; it feels as if we all leave each lecture better, more thoughtful, people.” … and African Modernity,” and “Global Black Power” What excites you about teaching Yale undergraduates? What’s … reference, so there’s going to be a limit to how much you can do with it. But one of the things that excites me, and I …

… “Jihad”’ is a complex and often controversial term. Can you define it and explain how it fits in the context of … and African regions.  In the 8 th  and 9 th  centuries, we begin to have reports of traders traveling with caravans … to prayer: the call to prayer; forgetfulness in prayer; what validates a prayer; the prayer at night; how to shorten …

… also talks about her book on The MacMillan Report . ) What was your goal in writing this book? A 1996 book called … Richards’s book. I thought it was time to examine where we stand with Richards’ approach to conflict ethnography. To … the MacMillan Center. Written by Mike Cummings for Yale News . Mar 28, 2017 … MacMillan Center … …

… also talks about her book on The MacMillan Report . ) What was your goal in writing this book? A 1996 book called … Richards’s book. I thought it was time to examine where we stand with Richards’ approach to conflict ethnography. To … the MacMillan Center. Written by Mike Cummings for Yale News . Mar 28, 2017 … Council on African Studies … …

… Policy .  “ The response was very positive,” said Pande. “We went in anticipating interest from two or three students, … faced by migrants, or manage resources.  “ Very often what policymakers struggle with even in the short term is any … into something useful.”   Written by Greg Larson for Yale News. Related Measuring the effects of lockdowns in India and …

… (PBUH) is also reported to have said that one must never waste water, even on the banks of a flowing river.” Continue …

… the lover of that country. By the aid of historical study we learn of the origin, growth, and development of a race of … religions, laws, governments; their accomplishments and what they have contributed to the economy of the world. The … mutilation, banishments, and hangings. By analogy, how can the Irish-American race expect that the history of …

… rights activist Düzen Tekkal, is essential viewing if we are to understand the human costs of ISIS’s war in the … could not ignore her kin’s cry for help, their háwar . “What I saw with my own eyes changed my life completely. Not … post-screening discussion. But she does not have much good news to share. “Things now are much worse than what you see …

… again, Americans find themselves at war over their history—what it is, who owns it, how it should be interpreted and … latest history war has to play out in politics, whether we like it or not. This is especially true as we limp, … about a triumph of historical engagement. “Good” history can be both a result and a casualty of these wars. Some of …

… of our inspiration [for this year’s conference] was that we sense there’s a perception of Latin America as a space … voluntary or if their home country forced them to leave. “What we are finding for the case of Central Americans and … interests.” Written by Julia Brown for the Yale Daily News. Feb 17, 2020 … MacMillan Center … …