Global Studies
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Global Studies investigates the dynamics of globalization and the transformation of the local. Intellectually, the conference and the journal take three steps: the first is a “this-worldly” step, mapping the details and extrapolating to big picture analyses in order to interpret what is at times challenging, dangerous, and excitingly positive about the “New Globalization.” The second step is to set this New Globalization in the context of earlier globalizations—what are the continuities, and what is genuinely new? The third step is to re-examine and redefine the very concept of globalization—in theoretical, anthropological, and philosophical terms. The journal works between the most fastidiously empirical and profoundly generalizing modes of engagement with one of the central phenomena of our contemporary existence. For more information visit -- https://onglobalization.com/journal
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The Political Dimensions of Conflict and Globalization
Jeremy Levine
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Populist Authoritarianism
Selin Ece Guner
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Managerial Society
Hugh McDonald
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How to be a Democrat in an Authoritarian World?
Luke Cooper
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Post-Soviet Gender Regimes
Gvantsa Gasviani
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High-Impact Experiential Learning Opportunities through Global Community Engaged Learning
Jeremy Farner
Julie Rich
Diana Meiser
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Our Future
Jerry Harris
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Whither Free Will
Susan H. Stephan
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Deficiencies of Coercive Maritime Diplomacy for Middle Powers amid Indo-Pacific Geopolitics
Bama Andika Putra
Abdul Razaq Cangara
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Populism and the Rise of Xenophobia among Italians toward Immigrants
Paul Azemata Amune