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… end of the Pacific War in 1945, about 15 percent of Korea’s population was located outside Korea, having been scattered … to long-term migration and war mobilization. With Japan’s surrender to Allied powers, movement suddenly reversed. … side. She is currently working on a book that examines the people who came back to Korea after 1945, along with the …

… Needs: Global Challenges and the Role of the U.S. … Humanitarian Action in a Time of Unprecedented Needs: Global Challenges and the Role of the U.S. The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs will co-host the … advocacy, and solutions for the world’s most vulnerable people. The Yale MacMillan Center’s Program on Refugees, …

… money.    This inaugural IGC builds upon Issachar Fund’s Creation: Our Shared Inheritance conversation held in 2015 … faith communities while doing good work that impacts people, we eagerly invite you to apply.  We are especially …

… of Syrians with the displacement of over fourteen million people—more than half the population—inside and outside … the element of human agency to the question of Syria’s built environment; a dimension that often is lost in … CITY academic journal, an international editor at the RIBA’s Journal of Architecture, and an editor at Arab Urbanism. …

… Program Manager) will provide comments. About 420,000 people were murdered during the German occupation of … mass crimes (2015). His latest publications include 2021’s How Did It Happen? Understanding the Holocaust Lithuanian …

… will introduce Jason Mancini and Silvermoon Mars LaRose’s book project, “The Narraganset Chief, or the Adventures of … his participation on a slave ship in which living enslaved people were thrown overboard to avoid capture by an …

… behavior with an especially close tie to the hard problem: people sometimes make verbal reports such as “consciousness …

… layout and its structure, of number and arithmetic, and of people and their social engagements and relationships. …

… Japanese Empire The core of the Agrarian Studies Program’s activities is a weekly colloquium organized around an … (MA), and the University of Oxford (BA Hons). Shepherd’s teaching and research interests focus on modern Japan and … project, Cities into Empire: Fukuoka, Pusan, and Japan’s Imperial Urbanization 1876-1953, focuses on two cities on …

… little value on commercial wealth. And yet, many of Japan’s largest and most successful businesses today, including … allowed merchants to establish stores led by nonexistent people, trade illicitly under borrowed names, and collect debts in the name of the country’s most powerful lordly houses. Through this series of …

… was through the 19th and into the 20th centuries, America’s most distinct region. On the issues of race, economic … forms this book illustrates beautifully how movements of people shaped this history. Above all, Ayers has produced a …