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1 VideoGlobal forest governance We talk with Ben Cashore, Professor of Environmental Governance and Political Science at Yale's School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, about global forest governance. 30 10 2013 Free View in iTunes

2 VideoThe application of EU Fundamental Rights: Putting the case law of the European Court of Justice into perspective We talk with Mr. Schima about the application of EU Fundamental Rights to the Member States after Lisbon and putting the case law of the European Court of Justice into perspective. 30 10 2013 Free View in iTunes

3 VideoAnders Winroth: The Conversion of Scandinavia Professor Winroth, who was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2003, specializes in the history of medieval Europe, especially religious, intellectual and legal history as well as the Viking Age. 10 10 2013 Free View in iTunes

4 VideoDavid Simon talks about building state capacity to prevent atrocity crimes David Simon studies African politics, focusing on the politics of development assistance and post-conflict situations. We talk with Professor Simon about building state capacity to prevent atrocity crimes. 10 10 2013 Free View in iTunes

5 VideoGoa: A Postcolonial Society between Cultures David Jackson is a Professor of Spanish and Portuguese. We talk with Professor Jackson about the conference he organized, titled “Goa: A Postcolonial Society between Cultures.” 22 5 2013 Free View in iTunes

6 VideoAniconism in Greek Antiquity Milette Gaifman is an associate professor of the history of art and classics. Her research focuses primarily on Greek religious art. Professor Gaifman is interested in topics such as the divine image in Greek religion. 15 5 2013 Free View in iTunes

7 VideoThe Indo-Pacific Gallery at the Yale University Art Gallery Ruth Barnes is the Thomas Jaffe Curator of Indo-Pacific Art at the Yale University Art Gallery. she is an art historian in the field of South and Southeast Asian textiles. 8 5 2013 Free View in iTunes

8 VideoGovernance, Leadership, Civil Society and the Private Sector: An African Perspective Mo Ibrahim, founder of Celtel International, one of Africa's leading mobile telephone companies, and The Mo Ibrahim Foundation, which supports good governance and great leadership in Africa, gives the Coca-Cola World Fund at Yale Lecture. 30 4 2013 Free View in iTunes

9 VideoRussia on the Baltic: Imperial Strategies of Power and Cultural Patterns of Perception (16th-20th Centuries) Bradley Woodworth is Coordinator of Baltic Studies at Yale University and Assistant Professor of History at the University of New Haven. 24 4 2013 Free View in iTunes

10 VideoChina's Urban Revolution Helen Siu is a professor of anthropology. Her teaching interests are political and historical anthropology, and urban and global culture change. We talk with Professor Siu about China's urban revolution. 18 4 2013 Free View in iTunes

11 VideoLife and death in late ancient and early medieval Egyptian monasteries Stephen Davis is a Professor of Religious Studies, specializing in the history of ancient and medieval Christianity, with a particular focus on the eastern Mediterranean and the Near East. 12 4 2013 Free View in iTunes

12 VideoKnow Your Rights India Ashok Acharya is an Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science, and Joint Director of Developing Countries Research Centre at the University of Delhi. 5 4 2013 Free View in iTunes

13 VideoThe Relationship Between Religion and Secularism in the Rise of Zionism Eliyahu Stern is Assistant Professor of Modern Jewish Intellectual and Cultural History; Judaic Studies, Religious Studies and History. 28 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

14 VideoSound and Script in Chinese Diaspora Jing Tsu is Professor of Modern Chinese Literature and Culture. We talk with her about her most recent published book, Sound and Script in Chinese Diaspora. 26 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

15 VideoThe Italian Election and the Survival of the Eurozone David Cameron is a Professor of Political Science at Yale; he will discuss what happened in the Italian election, and how that may affect the survival of the Eurozone. 12 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

16 VideoGlobal Health Efforts at Yale University Elizabeth Bradley is the faculty director for the Global Health Initiative and the Global Health Leadership Institute, both of which are at Yale. She is also a professor of public health at Yale’s School of Public Health. 8 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

17 VideoSacred Ground: Pluralism, Prejudice, and the Promise of America Eboo Patel is the founder and president of Interfaith Youth Core. Named by U.S. News & World Report as one of “America's Best Leaders of 2009,” we talk with Mr. Patel about his new book, Sacred Ground. 8 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

18 VideoU.S. Strategy and Statecraft in the Emerging Security Environment Mario Mancuso is a Senior Fellow at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs at Yale. We talk with him about U.S. strategy and statecraft in the emerging security environment. 8 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

19 VideoVerdi and the Germans: From Unification to the Third Reich Gundula Kreuzer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Music at Yale University. We talk with Professor Kreuzer about her new book “Verdi and the Germans: From Unification to the Third Reich.” 8 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

20 VideoBeyond White Slavery: Policing Women and the Growth of the FBI, 1900-1941 Jessica Pliley is an assistant professor of women’s history at Texas State University-San Marcos. We talk with her about her book manuscript, Beyond White Slavery: Policing Women and the Growth of the FBI, 1900-1941. 8 3 2013 Free View in iTunes

21 VideoG-Man: J. Edgar Hoover and the American Century Professor Gage's teaching and research focus on the evolution of American political ideologies and institutions. She teaches courses on terrorism, communism and anticommunism, American conservatism, and 20th-century American politics. 18 1 2013 Free View in iTunes

22 VideoThe Eurozone Debt Crisis Professor Cameron is the Director of the Yale Program in European Union Studies. He teaches courses on European politics and the European Union. He discusses the on-going eurozone debt crisis which began three years ago. 4 1 2013 Free View in iTunes

23 Video'Coolies,' Prostitutes, and Outcastes in Meiji Japan's 'Emancipation Moment' Daniel Botsman is a professor of history at Yale University. We talk with Professor Botsman about his research paper titled "Freedom without Slavery? 'Coolies,' Prostitutes, and Outcastes in Meiji Japan's 'Emancipation Moment.'" 10 12 2012 Free View in iTunes

24 VideoUN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: Syrian civil war, climate change, and food security Equal parts diplomat and advocate, civil servant and CEO, the Secretary-General is a symbol of United Nations ideals and a spokesman for the interests of the world's peoples, in particular the poor and vulnerable among them. 28 11 2012 Free View in iTunes

25 VideoThe Transcontinental Maghreb: Francophone Literature in a Mediterranean Context Edwige Tamalet-Talbayev is an Assistant Professor of French at Yale University. We talk with her about her forthcoming book, "The Transcontinental Maghreb: Francophone Literature in a Mediterranean Context." 27 11 2012 Free View in iTunes

26 VideoColonel Timothy McAteer on his role as a Military Fellow at Yale University Colonel McAteer is an active duty U.S. Army Infantry Officer with 23 years of service. We talk with Colonel McAteer about his role as a Military Fellow at Yale. 19 11 2012 Free View in iTunes

27 VideoCybersecurity Mr. Graham is a managing director at Kissinger Associates, where he focuses on Russian and Eurasian affairs. We talk with Mr. Graham about cybersecurity - its components and the potential threats to it. 19 11 2012 Free View in iTunes

28 VideoReforming police departments and deterring drunk driving in India Professor Keniston's research focuses largely on the role and structure of markets in developing countries. We talk with him about two recent studies he's conducted in India on reforming police departments and deterring drunk driving. 19 11 2012 Free View in iTunes

29 VideoThe New Arab Man Professor Inhorn's research interests revolve around science and technology studies; gender and feminist theory. Today we talk with Professor Inhorn about her new book, The New Arab Man: Emergent Masculinities, Technologies, and Islam in the Middle East 22 10 2012 Free View in iTunes

30 VideoArtists and the Art of Life in 20th Century South Africa Professor Magaziner is an intellectual historian specializing in 20th century South Africa. We talk with Professor Magaziner about his new research project, On a Contested Canvas: Artists and the Art of Life in 20th Century South Africa. 17 10 2012 Free View in iTunes

31 VideoWays to Help End Global Poverty Prof. Karlan has been called one of the most creative and prolific young economists in the world. His research lies at the intersection of two of the hottest areas in the field: behavioral economics and development micro finance. 3 10 2012 Free View in iTunes

32 VideoNature and Empire in Ottoman Egypt: An Environmental History Alan Mikhail is a historian of the early modern Muslim world, the Ottoman Empire, and Egypt. 24 5 2012 Free View in iTunes

33 VideoThe Politics of Equality We talk with Professor Natarajan about gender parity issues. She is the current chair of the Women Faculty Forum at Yale, and she recently co-organized the first Gruber conference titled Parity as Practice: The Politics of Equality. 17 5 2012 Free View in iTunes

34 VideoHealth and Social Justice Professor Ruger has authored numerous theoretical and empirical studies on the equity and efficiency of health system access, financing, resource allocation, policy reform, and social determinants of health. 19 4 2012 Free View in iTunes

35 VideoFinance and The Good Society The New York Times best-selling economist is probably the only person to have predicted both the stock market bubble of 2000 and the real estate bubble that led up to the subprime mortgage meltdown. Yet he is no apologist for the sins of finance. 5 4 2012 Free View in iTunes

36 VideoReparations for war damages We talk with Professor Kalmanovitz about the research he’s done on reparations for war damages. 29 3 2012 Free View in iTunes

37 VideoThe Relationship between the U.S. and South Asia Today we talk with Mr. Evans in a personal capacity about the relationship between the U.S. and South Asia. 20 3 2012 Free View in iTunes

38 VideoThe Climate's Influence on Human Evolution Professor Hill is interested in the whole range of human evolution, particularly in the environmental and ecological context in which it occurred. 20 3 2012 Free View in iTunes

39 VideoMen - Evolutionary and Life History Professor Bribiescas’ research involves the evolutionary biology and endocrinology of human and comparative life histories, reproduction, aging, and metabolism. He is the author of Men: Evolutionary and Life History. 1 3 2012 Free View in iTunes

40 VideoWorld Oral Literature Project Professor Turin is an anthropologist and a linguist. His scholarly focus is on the Himalayan region, in particular Nepal, northern India, Bhutan and cultural Tibet. We talk with him about his involvement in the World Oral Literature Project. 29 2 2012 Free View in iTunes

41 VideoArgentina’s Economy Currently the Chairman and CEO of DFC Associates, a consultancy firm, Mr. Cavallo was Argentina’s Minister of Economy from 1991 to 1996 and in 2001, and Minister of Foreign Affairs from 1989 to 1991. We talk with him about Argentina’s economy. 23 2 2012 Free View in iTunes

42 VideoSupply Side Theory of Treaty Implementation and Compliance Professor Thania Sanchez's teaching and research focuses on international cooperation and international law. In particular, she studies how international law and organizations shape international security and human rights policy. 15 2 2012 Free View in iTunes

43 VideoLinguistics in a Colonial World: A Story of Language, Meaning, and Power Prof. Errington is interested in the linguistic dimensions of social life, ranging from the social implications of patterns of verbal communication, to forms and uses of sociolinguistic hierarchies, to the linguistic effects of large scale dynamics. 9 2 2012 Free View in iTunes

44 VideoThe Time of Popular Sovereignty: Process and the Democratic State Professor Paulina Ochoa Espejo specializes in contemporary political theory and the history of political thought. We talk with her about her new book, The Time of Popular Sovereignty: Process and the Democratic State. 2 2 2012 Free View in iTunes

45 VideoSports in Contemporary Japan Prof. William Kelly, Professor of Anthropology and Sumitomo Professor of Japanese Studies, is a noted authority on the social and historical anthropology of Japan. He has focused much of his research on regional agrarian societies in Japan. 26 1 2012 Free View in iTunes

46 VideoThe Economy of India Rakesh Mohan is one of India’s senior-most economic policymakers and an expert on central banking, monetary policy, infrastructure and urban affairs. He is a former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. 26 1 2012 Free View in iTunes

47 VideoLand Ownership and Land Tenure Reform as it Affects Women in Africa Professor Cheryl Doss’ research interests center around household decision-making in rural households, especially in Africa. In particular, she is interested in how social and economic changes affect the dynamics of decision-making within households. 26 1 2012 Free View in iTunes

48 VideoEurozone Debt Crisis Over the past year and a half, the members of the European Union that have adopted the euro have been immersed in a seemingly- never-ending debt crisis. Professor Cameron talks about the eurozone debt crisis. 18 11 2011 Free View in iTunes

49 VideoGlobal Health Education Professor Kaveh Khoshnood is an infectious disease epidemiologist and his primary research interests are the epidemiology, prevention and control of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis among drug users, prisoners and other at risk populations. 16 11 2011 Free View in iTunes

50 VideoBloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin Professor Snyder teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in modern East European political history. He is the author and co-editor of several award-winning books. We talk with Professor Snyder about his most recent book. 3 11 2011 Free View in iTunes

51 VideoInequality and Affirmative Action in India and Nepal Professor Shneiderman is a socio-cultural anthropologist working in the Himalayan regions of Nepal, India and China (especially the Tibetan Autonomous Region). We talk with her about that project and her research on inequality and affirmative action. 27 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

52 VideoElectoral Strategy in India Prof. Thachil talks about how religious nationalists in India use social services to expand their electoral base among the poor. 20 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

53 VideoInfanticide in Japan Professor Drixler teaches Japanese history. We talk with him about his forthcoming book, Infanticide and Fertility in Japan, 1650-1950. 20 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

54 VideoMarriage and Divorce Trends in China Professor Davis's primary teaching and research interests are historical and comparative sociology, inequality and stratification, and contemporary Chinese society. We talk with her about the changing trends of marriage and divorce in China. 20 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

55 VideoEarly Childhood Development and Policy in a Global Context Professor Britto's primary expertise is in the role of sociocultural factors in child development, and early childhood policies and programs in the developing world. We talk with her about early childhood development and policy in a global context. 11 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

56 VideoMilitary Experience in the Classroom Lieutenant General Sir Graeme Lamb is a retired British Army officer with 38 years experience and a former Commander of the Field Army. Lamb talks about his military experience and how it translates to the classroom. 11 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

57 VideoThe Politics of Conditional Cash Transfers in Latin America We talk with Professor De La O about her recent research on the politics of conditional cash transfers in Latin America. 11 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

58 VideoEgyptology Professor Darnell’s interests include Egyptian religion, cryptography, the scripts and texts of Graeco-Roman Egypt, and the archaeological and epigraphic remains of ancient activity in the Egyptian Western Desert. 11 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

59 VideoImperial Rule and the Politics of Nationalism Professor Adria Lawrence is a scholar of the Middle East, with particular expertise in North African politics. 10 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

60 VideoChinese Cultural and Economic Associations with Tea Professor Perdue’s research interests lie in modern Chinese and Japanese social and economic history, history of frontiers, and world history. We talk with him about Chinese cultural and economic associations with tea, examined in historical perspecti 10 10 2011 Free View in iTunes

61 VideoComparative Literature – Its Current Situation and Theoretical Perplexities Professor Saussy has a range of scholarly interests, including Chinese poetry, literature, aesthetics and culture. We talk with Professor Saussy about comparative literature – its current situation and theoretical perplexities. 23 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

62 VideoIran and the Future of American Power Hillary Mann Leverett has more than 20 years of academic, legal, business, diplomatic, and policy experience working on Middle Eastern issues. We talk with Ms. Leverett about Iran and the future of American power. 23 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

63 VideoLand Rights and Agricultural Investment in Ghana Professor Udry is a development economist whose research focuses on rural economic activity in sub-Saharan Africa. In this video, he talks about land rights and agricultural investment in Ghana. 23 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

64 VideoMental Health of Children in Afghanistan Professor Panter-Brick's speaks about research she’s done in Afghanistan focusing on the mental health of children. 22 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

65 VideoAl-Ghazali’s Philosophical Theology Professor Frank Griffel teaches courses on the intellectual history of Islam, its theology, and the way Islamic thinkers react to Western modernity. 13 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

66 VideoColonial State-Building in Mexico Professor Wyrtzen is a comparative-historical sociologist with teaching and research interests in North African society and politics. 13 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

67 VideoReligious Tolerance During the Spanish Inquisition Professor Schwartz specializes in the history of colonial Latin America, especially Brazil and on the history of Early Modern expansion. 13 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

68 VideoColonization, Democracy and Conflict Much of Professor Wilkinson’s work focuses on India and ethnic violence. We talk with Professor Wilkinson about his current book project on Colonization, Democracy and Conflict. 13 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

69 VideoGreece and the Eurozone Crisis Over the past several weeks, the European Union has been caught up in a crisis over the size of the budget deficit in Greece. Prof. Cameron discusses the current eurozone crisis - why it has arisen and what's likely to happen. 7 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

70 VideoEthnicity and Violence in Chechnya Jason Lyall’s research focuses on the dynamics of violence in both conventional and guerrilla warfare, with special emphasis on Afghanistan and Russia’s Northern Caucasus—particularly Chechnya. 7 9 2011 Free View in iTunes

71 VideoAnti-foreign Protests in China Professor Weiss’ research interests include Chinese politics and international relations, nationalism, and social protest. Before joining the Yale faculty, she founded FACES, the Forum for American/Chinese Exchange at Stanford University. 14 7 2011 Free View in iTunes

72 VideoMaking War in Cote d’Ivoire Professor McGovern is a political anthropologist who works in West Africa and uses a variety of sources to try to understand postcolonial states within the arc of longer historical trajectories. 22 6 2011 Free View in iTunes

73 VideoUnipolarity We talk with Professor Monteiro about his forthcoming book that addresses three questions related to the topic of unipolarity: Is it peaceful? Is it durable? And, how does it impact deterrence? 22 6 2011 Free View in iTunes

74 VideoLeadership Transitions In and Out of Dictatorships We talk with Professor Debs about his newest paper, Living by the Sword and Dying by the Sword? Leadership Transitions In and Out of Dictatorships. 7 6 2011 Free View in iTunes

75 VideoThe Polemics of Possession in Spanish American Narrative Professor Adorno has done groundbreaking work in Latin American literary studies and has won several awards for it. Her scholarly work focuses on the field of literary cultural production in colonial Latin America. 10 5 2011 Free View in iTunes

76 VideoEnd of the Liberal Democratic Party in Japan Professor Saito's research focuses on the institutional determinants of representation and redistribution, in particular how choices of constitutional structures and electoral institutions translate into redistributive consequences. 9 5 2011 Free View in iTunes

77 VideoSocial Assistance in South Africa Professor Seekings is based at the University of Cape Town in South Africa where he has a joint appointment as Professor of Political Studies and Sociology. 28 4 2011 Free View in iTunes

78 VideoAIDS in South Africa Professor Nattrass is based at the University of Cape Town in South Africa, where she a Professor of Economics and the Director of the AIDS and Society Research Unit. 20 4 2011 Free View in iTunes

79 VideoJames Scott: The Art of Not Being Governed The author of several books including Seeing Like a State, Professor Scott’s research concerns political economy, comparative agrarian societies, theories of hegemony and resistance, peasant politics... 6 12 2010 Free View in iTunes

80 VideoMarwan Muasher: Palestinian-Israeli peace talks We talk with Ambassador Muasher about the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks and his case for taking a regional approach. 6 12 2010 Free View in iTunes

81 VideoJulia Adams: The Familial State and Contradictions of Agency We talk with Prof. Adams about her earlier research on The Familial State and her newer work on Contradictions of Agency in Contemporary America. 6 12 2010 Free View in iTunes

82 VideoFlynt Leverett: American grand strategy in the Middle East We talk with Mr. Leverett about American grand strategy in the Middle East and his judgment that we are on the road to failure in this critical region. 6 12 2010 Free View in iTunes

83 VideoRobert Shiller: Fixing the U.S. Financial System Professor Shiller has written numerous articles and books about financial markets, behavioral economics, macroeconomics, real estate, statistical methods, and public attitudes, opinions and moral judgments regarding markets. He is the former vice president of the American Economic Association and former president of the Eastern Economic Association. Professor Shiller's column "Economic View," appears in The New York Times. We talk with him about The Squam Lake Report – his latest book collaboration with 14 of the world’s leading economists that offers a plan on how to fix our financial system. 3 11 2010 Free View in iTunes

84 VideoStephen Roach: The Future of China Mr. Roach talks about the future of China and what it means for the global economy. His most recent book, “The Next Asia: Opportunities and Challenges for a New Globalization” analyzes Asia's economic imbalances... 3 11 2010 Free View in iTunes

85 VideoJames Levinsohn: Jackson Institute for Global Affairs As the Jackson Institute’s first director, Professor Levinsohn, brings a wealth of international experience to that post. We talk with Professor Levinsohn about the new Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. 3 11 2010 Free View in iTunes

86 VideoAdverse Genres in Fernando Pessoa Professor Jackson’s research interests focus on Portuguese and Brazilian Literatures; modernist and inter-arts literature; Portuguese culture in Asia; and ethnomusicology. We talk with him about his forthcoming book, Adverse Genres in Fernando Pessoa. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

87 VideoAccidental incest and filial cannibalism in Chinese literature Professor Lu’s research interests include Chinese fiction and drama during the period between 1550 and 1750. We talk with her about her book, Accidental Incest, Filial Cannibalism, and Other Peculiar Encounters in Late Imperial Chinese Literature. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

88 VideoInternational election monitoring Prof. Hyde’s research interests include international influences on domestic politics, elections in developing countries, international norm creation, and the use of natural and field experimental research methods. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

89 VideoCross-cutting cleavages and ethnic voting in Mali Prof. Dunning studies comparative politics, political economy, and methodology. We talk with Professor Dunning about a study he recently completed on voting in Mali. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

90 VideoInternational Criminal Court and Legal Pluralism in Africa Prof. Clarke’s areas of research explore issues related to religious nationalism, legal institutions, international law, the interface between culture and power and its relationship to the modernity of race and late capitalist globalization. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

91 VideoSexual violence during war Professor Wood’s current research focuses on sexual violence during war. We talk with Professor Wood about two of her recently published works on sexual violence during war. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

92 VideoThe future of Capitalism Professor Roemer talks about the future of capitalism. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

93 VideoApocalyptic Islam and Iranian Shi'ism Prof. Amanat’s teaching and research interests include modern Iran and the Middle East, Shi'ism, and apocalypticism. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

94 VideoSlave traders and colonialism in equatorial Africa Prof. Harms talks about his newest research, a book called The Imperialists and the Slave Trader: Conflict, Collaboration, and the Making of Colonialism in Equatorial Africa, 1874-1905. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

95 VideoInternationalizing Yale University Linda Lorimer, Vice President and Secretary of Yale, has developed an ambitious strategy and numerous programs for internationalizing the University. We talk with her about those plans. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

96 VideoThe EU and the European economics crisis Prof. Cameron talks about the EU and the European economics crisis. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

97 Video"The Familiarity of Strangers" Professor Francesca Trivellato specializes in the social and economic history of Italy, continental Europe and the Mediterranean in the early modern period. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

98 VideoThe Unfinished Peace after World War I Prof. Patrick Cohrs talks about his book "The Unfinished Peace after World War I", which covers the topic of the stabilization of Europe after WWI. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

99 VideoCaste system in India Prof. Mridu Rai talks about her new research that explores the relationships between caste, territory, region, and nation as they evolved from the period of British colonial rule. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

100 Video"1688: The First Modern Revolution" Prof. Steven Pincus teaches early modern British and European history. Prof. Pincus talks about his newest book called "1688: The First Modern Revolution". 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

101 VideoThe priority of human development Professor Gustav Ranis, Frank Altschul Professor Emeritus of International Economics at Yale, and former Director of the MacMillan Center from 1996 to 2004, talks about his research on the priority of human development. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

102 VideoRussian Values and Attitudes toward West Prof. Tsyvinski talks about his new research on Russian values and their attitudes toward the West. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

103 VideoGlobalization and the Left in Latin America Prof. Susan Stokes, the John S. Saden Professor of Political Science, and Director of the Yale Program on Democracy, talks about why leftist parties in Latin American countries have recently won so much electoral support. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

104 VideoRapid Evolution Prof. Skelly talks about rapid evolution, the idea that evolution can keep pace with environmental change. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

105 VideoGlobal Health & IOM Report Prof. Ruger is working to promote the creation of public health programs that make more efficient use of scarce resources while improving current healthcare practices. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

106 VideoHistorical Narratives of Slavery in America Professor Blight speaks about his newest book, "A Slave No More". 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

107 VideoGenocide and Crimes Against Humanity Prof. Ben Kiernan discusses his book, which is the first global history of genocide. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

108 VideoCivil Religion Prof. Philip Gorski talks about Civil Religion and his new theory. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

109 VideoInnovations for Poverty Action and Commitment Prof. Dean Karlan talks about Innovations for Poverty Action and commitment contracts at www.stickK.com. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

110 VideoImpact of the European Convention Prof. Stone Sweet's research focuses on how rule systems emerge and evolve over time, and with what consequences for society. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

111 VideoEnvironmental Conflicts in India Prof. Sivaramakrishnan talks about his new work on environmental conflicts in India. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

112 VideoSocial Impact of Infertility in Middle East Prof. Marcia Inhorn is considered to be a pioneer in studying the role of technology in reproductive issues, especially in Muslim settings. 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

113 VideoGlobal Health Prof. Thomas Pogge talks about a non-profit organization he leads called Incentives for Global Health and its new flagship proposal, the Health Impact Fund (HIF). 16 8 2010 Free View in iTunes

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