Me: Can I move this table?

Microsoft Word: Yes. I've also altered your margins, converted all 'a' to $, printed page 4, and hidden one of your shoes. Is there anything else I can help you with?

We are delighted to welcome two fantastic scholars, Amanda Lanzillo Amanda Lanzillo and Gregory Maxwell Bruce to the faculty of South Asian Languages and Civilizations U of C South Asian Languages & Civilizations. I look forward to working together with you both.

The growing gulf between young men and women in developed countries is striking. Unpicking what is going on is not simple. But read why this trend is concerning, and what can be done about it econ.st/4aItYAq 👇

Next week! Our event on Ideas of Poverty in the Enlightenment organised by Niall O'Flaherty (King's History). Join us in in person, 22 April @ 17:30.

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As India's general elections begin shortly a roundtable discussion on Monday on who precisely are 'the people of India' and how might we variously consider what they 'want' through the research of historians, anthropologists, and political scientists.

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This graph shows the evolution of the money sent to universities by the Argentine state, 2024 prices. Argentina's president is massively de-funding higher education. This is unacceptable.

New book: Democratizing the Economics Debate: Pluralism and Research Evaluation, by Carlo D'Ippoliti

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When it was first named in 17th-century Switzerland, nostalgia was a very real – and very dangerous – disease.

🔓 Dr Agnes Arnold-Forster’s article from the new issue is free to read for the next 7 days

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I highly recommend listening to this fascinating discussion! Thanks to Rahul Sirohi and Sonya Surabhi Gupta

Check out the latest episode about #decolonising #development ceterisneverparibus.net/decolonising-d……
Maria Bach interviews Rahul Sirohi & Sonya Surabhi Gupta about their book looking at alternative development narratives from India and Latin America

Rahul Sirohi and Sonya Surabhi Gupta’s book brings complex debates emerging from the Global South to a more general audience. The book furthers South-South engagement by discussing intellectual discourses from India and Latin America alongside each other & draw parallels between them