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… Science, Science, Technology and Society Program at M.I.T., and the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. His … 1998; “State Simplifications and Practical Knowledge,” in  People’s Economy, People’s Ecology , 1998; and  The Art of Not Being Governed: …

… historical perspective on significant movements of people in time and space from the end of WWI to the present, … contemporary situations in the Middle East forcing people to become refugees, and also looked at US and … to encourage creative expression, to empower young people, and to reimagine “refugee.” One person commented that …

… so popular. The Independence Generation are all of those people who were just becoming young adults when Ukraine gained its independence from the USSR, the people who “were old enough to understand the seriousness of … powerful sentence: “There are 44 million Zelenskys, but people are paying attention to the one on the screen.” Since …

… as digital technologies have become entwined in the way people connect and relate to each other. Rapidly growing … penetration and mobile technology adoption mean that people are increasingly performing significant parts of their … issues in a country where nearly half of its 96 million people are under the age of 25 and whose enthusiastic embrace …

… on nearly 77,000 actual UK bank spending transactions. People who spent more money on purchases which matched their … to their personalities using this scale, and found that people generally spent more money on products that match … information to recommend products and services that don’t just increase clicks, but will actually improve the …

… her window. Despite obvious daily hardships, she said, “people would believe the government over news sources that were fact-based.” Dreier described people’s antagonism toward her as a reporter, asking if she … of detail “broke through in a way that others hadn’t,” she noted. After returning to the U.S. and covering a …

… spread of COVID-19 in the United States and Europe doesn’t easily translate to a developing country like Bangladesh, … also going to be very difficult for you to ensure that people will abide by those guidelines.  If you’re a day-wage … social insurance and you can target social protection to people who are in that situation, maybe you can tide them …

… LULU GARCIA-NAVARRO, HOST: Over 100 days in 1994, 800,000 people died in Rwanda. The genocide began 25 years ago on … it’s easy to say that because genocide persists, we haven’t learned the lessons of Rwanda. But the things that we have … did not exist in 1994 and do now in trying to urge people into action. GARCIA-NAVARRO: And so what are the big …

… into two homogenous and antagonistic camps, the “pure people” and the “corrupt elite,” and contends that politics … should be an expression of the general will of the people. Noting the increasing acceptance of this definition … Professor Kaltwasser’s response centered on the Swiss People’s Party, which had created a sense of “nostalgic …

… leaders, musicians, intellectuals, and even ordinary people. These policies not only led to the detainment of … halt these atrocities and protect the Uyghur culture and people? What responsibilities do Western academics and …