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… who is in the possession of an irresponsible owner, who can do with [him] what he pleases. God has given to the slave a mind; but that … will not become slaves, at least profitable slaves. If we grant slavery to be right, then we must grant all its …

… to reorient our studies of records of monastic lives, we will pursue questions including, but not limited to: What do the telling and retelling of saintly lives achieve for individuals and communities? What forms do hagio-biographies take? Which factors inform …

… of private actors in human international mobility management and what effects this can have on both states and individual travellers. Her PhD …

… In How do you teach an inclusive U.S. history course? What does such a course look like? And how do teachers put … one together when facing legal restrictions on how they can discuss race and gender in class? These were some of the …

… of the past made the Ukrainian revolution so breathtaking. What began as a protest against then–Ukrainian President … even when they are not directly targeted as victims. “We may say,” Arendt writes, “that radical evil has emerged in … association with an enemy of the people, he received the news of his rehabilitation: “‘Unfortunately, we will not be …

… of the past made the Ukrainian revolution so breathtaking. What began as a protest against then–Ukrainian President … even when they are not directly targeted as victims. “We may say,” Arendt writes, “that radical evil has emerged in … association with an enemy of the people, he received the news of his rehabilitation: “‘Unfortunately, we will not be …

… children’s literature, Sackeyfio’s highlighted what she called the “hybrid space of childhood through the … entrancing story about a child who asks his family, “What can I do that is beyond your knowledge?” They dismiss him, … points out that this story is a great way for children to learn to set a goal and pursue it, know their human rights, …

… is a global effort to increase the number of trees that can trap carbon,” Staver said. “In Africa, it would make the … conservationists, it is easy to look at this study as good news — that deforestation isn’t as bad as we thought,” Staver said. “The bad news is that central …

… first book, “ Theory of Unipolar Politics ,” answers what he called the three most important questions about such … power? Monteiro argued that a U.S.-dominated world order can be durable, provided the United States acknowledged that … to view changes in power as a result of policy choices, we expect wars under different conditions. If the …