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… traces the development of a geopolitical imagination among people of African descent within a transnational context. …

… Hawa Abdi Village, the site is now home to over 90,000 people who have access to a 400-bed hospital providing … was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize and received the John Jay Justice Award, the Vital Voices’ Women of the Year …

… argues that the global systems sustaining this diet made people taller and stronger, but catalyzed new types of health … from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. He received the …

… argues that the global systems sustaining this diet made people taller and stronger, but catalyzed new types of health … from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. He received the …

… Eastern Languages and Civilizations. “Why are all of these people engaging with it? We want to explore this,” he adds. … this book say to you’ type of class,” says Lu, the Colonel John Trumbull Professor of East Asian Languages and … “What is harder is to try to convey to the students that people are studying these materials now and may spend their …

… Northern Ireland, and Ireland.  In the Name of Peace: John Hume in America Film Screening and Discussion  (March … part of the 20 Years of Peace Conference) which chronicles John Hume’s approach to politics in Northern Ireland in … Clinton, President Jimmy Carter, British Prime Ministers John Major and Tony Blair, as well as many US Senators and …

… “How do you prove the impact of the ideas generated by the people that you are writing about?” This question animated … social movements were impacted by the movement of people and ideas across continents. These papers were … Kamara’s Historiographical Method” Charlotte Walker-Said (John Jay College, CUNY), “‘A Spiritual Decolonization’: Local …

… von Maltzahn (University of Ottawa) “London’s Liberties,” John Marshall (Johns Hopkins University) “Civil And Religious … From the Heterodoxy of Radicati to the Unbelief of Hume,” John Robertson (Oxford University) “From Person to … Of Antitrinitarianism in Mid-Seventeenth-Century England,” John Rogers (Yale University) “‘Sins of the fathers’: …

… translation, led by inaugural director Alice Kaplan , the John M. Musser Professor of French, with Augenbraum as …

…  led by inaugural director  Alice Kaplan , the John M. Musser Professor of French, with Augenbraum as …

… Rashauna Johnson examines the lives of enslaved people in the South’s largest city. By analyzing the laconic … This innovative study of urban slavery reveals enslaved people’s connections to each other and to the Caribbean, the … David Eltis, 2000; David Blight, 2001; Robert Harms and John Stauffer, 2002; James F. Brooks and Seymour Drescher, …