We stand with Xiyue on this birthday, as we have throughout his unjust detention, and we fervently hope that he will be released with no further delay, so that he may return home as soon as possible to be reunited with his wife and young son.
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Registration Now Open for "Turning Points" Mediterranean Workshop at Princeton UniversityWe invite you to visit the workshop's website to register, view the schedule, and learn more about those presenting their scholarship.
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Kruse and Zelizer Discuss ‘Fault Lines: A History of the United States Since 1974'Published this week by W.W. Norton & Company, Fault Lines pinpoints the country’s entrenched political polarization to the mid-1970s, a time when Kruse and Zelizer argue multiple rifts began to occur in the social order.
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Treasure in Ancient Trash: Learning About Japan’s History Through Metals WastePrinceton researchers Rachel Selinsky and Professor Thomas Conlan are using modern materials analyses to learn about medieval metallurgical practices in Japan.
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On Twitter, he specializes in serialized posts, called threads, that lend historical context to breaking news or skewer a version of history spouted by right-wing agitators.
Princeton University has signed a five-year renewal of its strategic partnership with the University of Tokyo to further support collaborative research and teaching and boost interdisciplinary scholarship.
The documents are from Sakuramotobō, a famous temple in Yoshino, Nara prefecture, and were written as early as 1308.
Professor Stephen Kotkin has won the 17th annual Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) Arthur Ross Book Award for “Stalin: Waiting for Hitler, 1929–1941,” the second volume of a definitive biography of Joseph Stalin.
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