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… General of Japan in Boston, a team of researchers at Yale University and the University of Groningen recently … Japan’s cultural and economic dynamism, Japan’s efforts to strengthen maritime security, and Japan’s efforts to combat …

… Jing Tsu, a cultural historian and literary scholar at Yale, will explore reasons behind the increasing friction … and Literatures and of Comparative Literature in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences. “The idea is to go beyond the evening news soundbites about China and to root an understanding of …

… and stress-alleviating interventions,” said Jackson faculty member Catherine Panter-Brick, professor of … to reduce the effects of profound stress and build strong ties to family and community. The study was conducted in four …

… A. R. Nelsen  is a Master of Arts in Religion candidate at Yale Divinity School, concentrating in  Latinx /Latin …  communities in the Brazilian Amazon. She has lived in Brazil for the last eleven years, and is fluent in Portuguese … Brazil. Master of Arts in Religion blair.nelsen@yale.edu Divinity School Professional School Student … …

… Identity.” The symposium, organized by Seth Jacobowitz, Yale University, brought together for the first time at Yale an international cohort of scholars from Asian Studies, … of family units in Japanese state-sponsored immigration to Brazil. Following the movement of these immigrants across the …

… Series One–Speeches, Debates, and Interviews. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1979. Vol. I, p. 195. A Few Facts and … Thus does slavery break asunder the parental and domestic ties; the mother is separated from her children—the husband … in every possible manner,—who separates all his social ties, and crushes him to the dust,—who bereaves him of all …

… … Murilo Dorión Murilo was born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil. He is interested in computational modeling, public … of research and geographical interest: Latin America (Brazil especially); bioinformatics, public health, sociology murilo.dorion@yale.edu … Council on Latin American & Iberian Studies … …

… with host families in Colombia, Nicaragua, Panama, and Brazil. She is drawn to Latin America’s rich history and how … de Janeiro, where she explored the specific challenges of Brazil, such as indigenous land demarcation, modern-day … discrimination against Afro-Brazilians. michaela.bauman@yale.edu Global Affairs … Council on Latin American & Iberian …

… is the Fulbright-García Robles Fellowship recipient at Yale University this year. A distinguished scholar from the … public. We're working on those. So I'm happy to be able to strengthen ties not only with the Yale and New Haven communities but …

… of the Resource Curse” September 28 - Paolo Spada , Yale University, “The Political and Economic Effects of … Elections, 1982-1988” October 12 - Mario Chacon , Yale University, “A Theory of Competitive Authoritarianism … “On Dynamic Compromise” March 22 - Susan Hyde , Yale University, “Terrorizing Freedom: When Governments Use …

… work advancing scholarly exchange across the humanities at Yale, guiding the intellectual agendas of programs such as … Humanities/Humanity, and others. She will also lead Yale’s Whitney Fellows in fostering collaboration and … Humanities Center,” said  Tamar Gendler, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), in announcing Kaplan’s …