Late in the evening on January 28, 2017, a federal judge in Brooklyn issued a nationwide temporary stay blocking the U.S. government from deporting people pursuant to the Trump Administration’s […]
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Global debt has reached $217 trillion, equal to a record 325 percent of global gross domestic product. “High levels of debt do not in themselves indicate an impending crisis,” explains
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The Jackson Institute for Global Affairs is pleased to announce the launch of its new website at jackson.yale.edu. The interactive, mobile-friendly site is the result of a year-long collaborative effort
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What started as a passion project on Instagram for Benjamin Grant garnered more than 460,000 followers. The 27-year-old Villager’s high-definition satellite photographs provide a new perspective on the human impact
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he Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES) has appointed Marlyse Duguid ’10 M.F. ’16 Ph.D. the first Thomas G. Siccama Lecturer in Environmental Field Studies, a new position that emphasizes
As First Siccama Lecturer, Duguid Aims To Get More Yale Students into the Field Read More »
How Yale Law students, faculty, and alumni mobilized to fight the executive order on immigration It seemed like a typical Friday night until Professor Mike Wishnie ’93 got an alarming
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Japan’s Grand Champion sumo wrestler Hakuho is sponsoring six Hawaii Sumo students and two coaches to the seventh annual Hakuho Hai (Hakuho Cup) in Japan on January 29th. The wrestlers
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Europeans should take seriously Trump’s proposal for a greater financial contribution to NATO. This is the only way to prevent a catastrophe. Only two years ago, my wife and I
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Human smuggling is not new or easy to stop. Governments consider the activity a crime, yet migrants fleeing war, poverty, persecution or disasters seek out the services of experienced smugglers.
Human Smuggling: Ruthless Crime or Invaluable Service? Read More »
https://youtu.be/bQy26E7RqNM Please join us on Tuesday, January 31 for A Conversation with Adriana Cisneros, CEO and Vice Chairman of Cisneros. Cisneros is a privately owned media, entertainment, digital media, real
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