3. The regime in Burma can safely be called totalitarian, while in Iran there has been some democratic space — expanding in the late nineteen-nineties, severely contracting more recently — and an intellectually vibrant civil society.
The regime in Burma can safely be called totalitarian, while in Iran there has been some democratic space — expanding in the late nineteen-nineties, severely contracting more recently — and an intellectually vibrant civil society.
The regime in Burma can safely be called totalitarian, while in Iran there has been some democratic space expanding in the late nineteen-nineties, severely contracting more recently and an intellectually vibrant civil society.
An intellectually vibrant mother, wife and educator, she fought to create better Public Schools in NYC.
Wollaston was raised in an intellectually vibrant household, schooled at Charterhouse School in London, and studied medicine at Caius College, Cambridge.
Comparative constitutional law is an intellectually vibrant field that encompasses an increasingly broad array of approaches and methodologies.
Today's Arab societies — less intellectually vibrant than Iran, in great part because their regimes have been more effective in shutting down internal debate — have become increasingly schizophrenic.
How did an intellectually vibrant centrist party that was on course to become a permanent feature of a new British coalition politics fail so totally?
His blog is a way to watch Israeli happenings through the eyes of an engaging, intellectually vibrant, well-connected, and well-informed e-friend.
The more intellectually vibrant ones came with backgrounds in advanced math and physics; they approached their trades like a puzzle, albeit one they were increasingly unable to solve.
Learn about Dean Valentini's unusual journey to Columbia, his goals for the College and what makes Columbia such a diverse, engaging and intellectually vibrant institution.
