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Book cover detail for "When Rebels Win" by Kai Thaler (Cornell University Press, 2025).

Why some rebel victories build states — and others break them

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Addressing world hunger requires an accurate account of those in need.

Global measure underestimates the severity of food insecurity
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Jean Beaman, associate professor of sociology

Black Lives Matter in France – Ethnographer Jean Beaman reads transnational connections for Black liberation
Professor Raymond Clemencon on a bluff overlooking the ocean
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COP28: ‘Historic failure’ by richest countries as the poorest are hit hardest by global warming
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A trawler off the coast of South Africa

A ‘fish cartel’ for Africa could benefit the countries, and their seas
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East Asia Center lecture will feature expert on US-China relations

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A Leader in International Relations

Celebrating Liberty

Wealth Is Not Health

A Scholar for the Ages

Conflict and Consequence
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