Ten Minutes With... Cresa Pugh

Harvard doctoral student Cresa Pugh has devoted m…

An episode of the The Mittal Institute, Harvard University podcast, hosted by The Mittal Institute, Harvard University, titled "Ten Minutes With... Cresa Pugh" was published on February 22, 2018 and runs 11 minutes.

February 22, 2018 ·11m · The Mittal Institute, Harvard University

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Harvard doctoral student Cresa Pugh has devoted much of her academic career to understanding Myanmar’s complex, unstable social dynamics, and has personally witnessed the destruction and impacts of the recent violence in Rakhine, home of the Rohingya.

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Harvard doctoral student Cresa Pugh has devoted much of her academic career to understanding Myanmar’s complex, unstable social dynamics, and has personally witnessed the destruction and impacts of the recent violence in Rakhine, home of the Rohingya.

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