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Virtual Posters for the Thirteenth Global Studies Conference
Hope-Centered Community Activism - Reimagining Future Progress in Present Potential
- Ann Maguire, Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, IN
Community Media and Popular Movements: The Politics of Participatory Power in Contemporary Latin America
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Artz Lee, Professor, Communication, Purdue Northwest, Indiana, United States
Sectarianism and Nationalism: Identity Polarization Responses to Postwar Globalization
- Benedict Edward DeDominicis, School of International Studies, Catholic University of Korea, Gyeonggido [Kyonggi-do], South Korea
The Maasai of Kenya: A Case Study in Positive Peace and Strategic Adaptation to Globalization
- Jennifer Bess, Assistant Professor, Peace Studies, Goucher College, Maryland, United States
Is Reasonable Accommodation a Viable Policy Approach for Multiculturalism?
A Case Study of Quebec
- David Perez Des Rosiers, Ph.D. Candidate, Institute for Global Studies, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China
Resilience Building and Income Generation: Tools for Holistic Leadership Training in the Ugandan Context
- Casey Duthiers, PhD Candidate at Biola University, Adjunct Faculty at Northwest University, USA
Historic Integrity Of Kaisariya Typology Of Souq In Dubai
- Jency Poothottil, Indian Institute of Technology, India
Garbage Trucks in Naples: Graffiti as Prophecy and Pollution
- Jonathan Gross, Professor, DePaul University, United States
Redrawing the Migration Decision Canvas: A Case Study of Cambodian Workers in Thailand
- Akadet Chaichanavichakit, Faculty, School of Interdisciplinary Studies, Mahidol University, Thailand
La Comunidad Intelectual in the USA: “Ganas”, Cultural Adaptation, and Structural Assimilation at a Predominantly White University
- Diana Rios
Further Disadvantaging the Already Disadvantaged: Understanding the Emergence of Learning Disabilities in India within the Context of Globalization and International Development
- Maya Kalyanpur, Professor, Department of Teaching and Learning, University of San Diego, California
Gender Equity and Refugee Status: Recommendations for Curriculum Development and Continuing Education Trainings
- Laura Racovita, Professor, School of Social Work, Southern Adventist University, United States
Between Global and Local
- Peter Serdyukov, Professor, Teacher Education, National University, United States
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