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Survivors and descendants continue to demand reckoning from governments, universities, museums and seminaries for participation in a variety of historical wrongs. Increasingly, corporate executives also find themselves called upon to atone for their predecessors’ moral transgressions. While many business leaders can address inherited failed product lines or dysfunctional teams, fewer know how to handle demands […]

A central question in both policy and academic scholarship is whether the European Union (EU) is an effective actor in conflict resolution and the management of associated spillover effects. In this webinar, Tamirace Fakhoury provides a critical examination of the EU as a global actor in conflict settings and conflict induced displacement. She will highlight […]

Old News, New Evidence: Historical US Newspapers and Legal Research Thursday, May 21 from noon to 1pm ET Zoom Link (no need to register): https://bsy.sh/4PdAt6i   Please join Harvard Law School Library researchers to explore the history of newspapers and their uses in legal research. Starting with an overview of newspapers as disseminators of the […]