Department of in the news recently:
Einaudi Center to provide research help to doctoral students, Cornell Chronicle, Hirokazu Miyazaki
Alumna explores Colonialism in Puerto Rico in aftermath of Maria, A&S Communications, Rosa Ficek ’03
New York City events honor Triangle fire victims, focus on new activists, Cornell Chronicle, Jonathan Aaron Boyarin
Hundreds of skulls discovered in South America show widespread practice of infant head shaping, Newsweek, Matthew Velasco
Einaudi Center, Keio University join forces on cyber research, Cornell Chronicle, Hirokazu Miyazaki
Infant skull binding shaped identity, inequality in ancient Andes, A&S Communications, Science News, Futurity and several other media outlets, Matthew Velasco
China's goal: Scare us into submission (Swedish), Aftonbladet, Magnus Fiskesjö
China detained bookseller Gui Minhai ‘to stop him from telling his story’, South China Morning Post, Magnus Fiskesjö
Inaugural Presidential Postdoctoral Fellows selected, Cornell Chronicle, Annelise Riles, Jessica Cooper
Annelise Riles receives lifetime achievement award, A&S Communications, Annelise Riles
Cornell community shares advice, warm hats with new Puerto Rican students , A&S Communications, Vilma Santiago-Irizarry
ISS grants jump-start new social science research, Cornell Chronicle, Matthew Velasco, Magnus Fiskesjö
NYC collaboration continues with two Jewish Studies events, A&S Communications, Jonathan Aaron Boyarin
Edited volume explores the 'Economy of Hope', A&S Communications, Hirokazu Miyazaki, Annelise Riles
class explores forensics in New York City visit, A&S Communications, Matthew Velasco
Grants fund 22 Cornell teams, community partners, Cornell Chronicle, Kathryn March, José Armando Fernández Guerrero ’18
Donald Trump skips East Asia Summit on final day of 12-day tour, The Guardian, Annelise Riles
China gained the most from Trump's Asia visit: Experts, The Straits Times Online, Annelise Riles
Myanmar’s Hidden Genocide Was Shaped by Hate-Mongering Facebook Memes, Cornell Profs Say, Cornell Daily Sun, Magnus Fiskesjö, Emily Hong
Trump's Asia trip is a risky obstacle course due to red lines he himself has drawn, USA Today, Annelise Riles
Faculty weigh in on ‘Tyranny’ book at community read, Cornell Chronicle, Jonathan Aaron Boyarin
Students Debate Puerto Rico’s Relationship with United States, Cornell Daily Sun, Vilma Santiago-Irizarry
“Toward a New Asylum Regime in Turkey?” Movements: Journal for Critical Migration and Border Regime Studies. Volume 3, Issue 2, 2017, Elif Sari
Sangren Named Hu Shih Distinguished Lecturer , Department of , P. Steven Sangren
