Law at the End of the Day: Keren Wang on “Religion in China: Historical and Legal Context” and Chinese-Vatican Relations
Law at the End of the Day: Keren Wang on “Religion in China: Historical and Legal Context” and Chinese-Vatican Relations

The study of the relationship between the state and religion—especially organized and institutional religion originating in the West and Middle East–is grounded in an important and often overlooked premise. That

‘Reading’ the Historical New York Cityscape, part 2: fire, ice, and tensions on the streets

The historic Laki (Lakagígar) eruption that took place in Iceland from June 1783 to February 1784 was so powerful, that the entire European continent plus many parts of North America were blanked