Yale’s Rohini Pande and coauthors find that adjusting the design of an incentives program can reduce the highly damaging practice of crop burning by farmers.
After Bangladesh’s prime minister was ousted in July, a Yale conference convened experts to explore how the country can build a more just and equitable economy.
Amid the country’s political turmoil in the 1960s and 70s, the late Nurul Islam and his family found an academic home at Yale’s Economic Growth Center.
On Sept. 27 at 7 p.m., singer Kankana Mitra, accompanied by musicians Bhīma-Karmā Vṛkodara Sāragrāhi and Steve Gorn, will present songs depicting Hindu deities.
Yale GSAS alumni James Scott, Anne Ferguson-Smith, John Guillory, and Kai Li will be recognized for their exceptional scholarship, teaching, and public service.
YSE’s Peter Boyd is teaming up with colleagues in academia and the United Nations to discuss how the carbon market might help save the world’s tropical forests.
Vanessa Avery ’02 M.A.R. discusses lessons from her decades of interfaith peacebuilding work and how architecture can be a tool to bring people together.
