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As part of MacMillan’s new Global Program, the Regional Futures Lab, the Yale MacMillan Center led a series of events in London to explore how regional perspectives can advance action on climate, resilience, and equity.

The co-authors discussed their new book, Assembling India's Constitution, with Seema Chisti.

This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to culturally informed public health research that bridges linguistics, medical anthropology, and epidemiology.

The Prize marks the latest accolade for Amrith's book, The Burning Earth

Wahl's SEWARTH initiative brings the Yale School of Public Health into partnership with the Department of Medical Health and Family Welfare, Government of Uttar Pradesh, and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Gorakhpur.

Sushant Singh is featured in Foreign Policy.

Rohit De and co-author Ornit Shani discuss their new book, Assembling India’s Constitution, in the Hindustan Times

A Foreign Policy essay by David Engerman on how poorer countries have become more integrated but not necessarily more united.

An Argument piece in Foreign Policy by Sushant Singh about India's cost of resisting Beijing without clear U.S. support.

Arturo Perez Balderrama DIV '27 shares about his daily life studying in Pune this summer with the support of a Summer Language Study Grant from the South Asian Studies Council.

New research from Yale economist Mushfiq Mobarak shows that violence in rice-growing areas is tied to rice prices and finds that the government response to conflicts involving the Rohingya is far harsher than in conflicts with other ethnic groups.‌

The MacMillan Center has awarded its distinguished 2025 International Book Prizes to Yale ladder faculty members Lauren Benton and Priyasha Mukhopadhyay.