Her book, In the Land of Marvels, was honored with the most prestigious international award for works on the history of scientific instruments.
Naina Agrawal-Hardin, who explores how the effects of climate change are being litigated globally, is among 35 U.S. scholars selected to be part of the 2025 cohort.
Amrith, a historian who explores the intersection of human migration and global environmental history, will begin his new role on March 1.
Nakhimovsky, Associate Professor of History and Humanities, discusses the surprising history of a nineteenth-century political project.
In a Q&A, Yale’s Daniel Magaziner discusses his new book on South African photographer Omar Badsha, whose images captured the human cost of apartheid.
The super-rich opt out of the social contract by picking and choosing which laws apply to them, whether in offshore tax havens or at home.
As accolades for Manmohan Singh pour in after his death on December 26, it is worth considering the experiences that prepared him for his star turn as finance minister in...
