How to pronounce “raus” in English

Professor Raustiala is a professor at UCLA Law School and also a director at Ronald W. Burkle Center for International Relations at UCLA.

Professor Raustiala is a graduate of Harvard Law School, and he is also a frequent media contributor to publications like "The Wall Street Journal," "The New

Like there's one called Juden Raus, which means Jews Out.

And this kombu from that peninsula of Rausu in Hokkaido.

who uses the German word "rausch," which means overflowing with joy.

And this is-- this is kombu from the peninsula of Rausu and Hokkaido.

has been around for-for some time since the '60s and Rauschenberg's work and E.A.T., Experiments in Art and Technology at the Armory here in New York.

This idea dates back all the way to Goethe who uses the German word "rausch," which means overflowing with joy.

Welcome. We're very happy to host professor Kal Raustiala today.

Flow itself, actually, the term is coined by Goethe, who uses the German word rausch, which means overflowing with joy.