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- June 18th 2013Watch a video recording of the Eurasia Program's latest webinar "Grantwriting to Support Quantitative Research in Eurasian Contexts" at Engaging Eurasia →
- May 24th 2013DSD Fellow Winifred Tate (2012) examines "Congressional ‘Drug Warriors’ and U.S. Policy Towards Colombia" in an article for Critique of Anthropology →
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- June 6th 2013Explore "The Materiality of Prayer," an unfurling Reverberations multimedia portal, curated by New Directions in the Study of Prayer grantee Anderson Blanton (2012) →
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