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… a just alternative. This observation — people know what they oppose better than what they favor — informs … I think they are characteristic of the human condition. We typically know much more about what we’re against than … system is in the House of Commons, and the prime minister can be toppled by a “no confidence” vote at any time. The …

… disciplines and other perceived boundaries. As a team, we also managed a number of unexpected administrative … ship on course. Thank you also for your extra efforts as we revamped our in-person events and travel schedules to … and Kris Mooseker on their pending and recent retirements. We wish them all the best in the next chapter! I hope you all …

… I studied medicine in Pune. This was the degree which we call MBBS [Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery]. … Do you ever miss medicine? Yes, but I think I’m happy with what I’m doing and learning. There is a lot of satisfaction … in India, and that is what I was trying to explore: how can we use historical sources and archives to inspect the …

… is the greatest crime in the catalogue of sins; but what he had contended for was this that in substance and in … about Slavery than they know about England and Ireland, we shan’t believe them when they tell us of the condition of … course of procedure, for a time, one thing is certain, I can only vindicate liberal principles in my own way, and use …

… fiasco, I finished the rest of the dishes and went to see what more I could do to help Teacher San prepare for … “Ok.” I took a hoe from the back of the guest house, and we decided on a patch of dirt between the two buildings. “Do … took a seat on the tree-skin covering the wicker bench. I can’t figure out why, but that particular seat is the most …

… demonstrates that an eight-week humanitarian intervention can improve the mental health and psychosocial wellbeing of … 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 …

… and time at Yale. Daevan Mangalmurti: To start off, can you talk a little bit about your work and what got you into researching stress and its effects on … of them target this particular receptor. The discovery we made for which we got the Infosys Prize was totally …

… and 246,000 deaths, Americans and their elected leaders can’t even agree on basic measures to protect public health. How did we become so divided? Ian Shapiro , Sterling Professor of … and abroad. Shapiro recently spoke to YaleNews about what’s ailing American politics. The interview has been …

… Jim Crow” and imitated that man’s mannerisms to construct what became known as the iconic Jim Crow. No one knows if the … shows affect both white and black audiences? * How can we categorize specific Jim Crow laws and assess possible …

… learned by the last generation of social scientists, we now know that reasonably functioning democracies and viable development strategies can be created and sustained in settings once thought … instance, while French high-school and university students learn the languages of their former arch-enemies and take …

… … 2002 Keynote Talk “If You Don’t Tell it Like it Was, it Can Never Be As it Ought to Be” Keynote Talk at Yale, … as individuals, and perhaps as societies as well, we cannot function in practical or moral terms without … in the scale. The slave trade has to be assessed for what it was: a massive economic enterprise that helped build …