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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"globalism"”.
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Constructive globalism: Tracing the route toward inclusive education
<p>Globalization’s impact remains a point of interest for many leaders and scholars. Globalization interconnects hundreds of cultures together. From clothing styles to food tastes, almost every industry, such as political affairs, manufacturing, and finance, has seen a world breaking movement. What …
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The university and its publics: the University of Illinois from progressivism to globalism
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An American rhetoric of globalism: peace through international economic cooperation in the World War II era
"A rhetoric of globalism compelled Americans during the World War II era to imagine a postwar peace that would depend on individual economic security and global economic interdependence. In a time of radical contingency, globalism emerged as an inventive alternative both to the predominant …
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'The False Song of Globalism': Anti-Globalist Politics and Ideology in the United States from 1945 to 2000
… introduced the American public to a new term: ‘globalism’. Since then, anti-globalist populism has become the definitive political ideology of the Republican Party and right-wing movements around the world. Where did anti-globalist populism come from? To answer this question, this dissertation …
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The reconfiguration of the state in an era of neoliberal globalism: State violence and indigenous responses in the Costa Chica-Montaña of Guerrero, Mexico.
The adoption of the neo-liberal model in the mid-1980s has forced the governing elites to reconfigure the Mexican State. However, the consolidation of a neoliberal State continues to be incomplete and it has been problematic to fully integrated the Mexican economy in the global market due to the …
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Nomads of the Body, Exiles of the Mind: Twentieth Century Transnational African American Mexican Art and Literature
… with twenty-first century conversations of globalism, border enforcement, and African American-Latinx solidarity.</p>
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Man at the crossroads, looking with hope and high vision to a new and better future
… Subcomandante Marcos, is calling for an end to globalism. His group, the Zapatista revolutionary army who's name comes from the Mexican revolution of 1912, that Rivera once supported, are active in Mexico's poorest state Chiapas. They demand that the indigenous peoples of Chiapas be respected …
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Aspects of a Localized Ocean: A Cultural Ethnography of Surfing
… the way in which culture, localism, and globalism (also referred to in this thesis as (g)localism) performatively converge in surfing communities. Localism, in accordance with the sport of surfing, include various communicative forms of aggressive behaviors by surfers, meant to deter …
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“God Is My Quarantine Buddy”: Debates in Ritual Practice Among North American Pagans in 2020
… mixing of cultures brought on by globalism and a socially conscious attempt to avoid poaching someone else’s belief system while celebrating and discovering one’s own. Rather, this is a purposeful and ongoing dialogue that highlights how younger generations integrate their social …
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Minor Measures: The Plebeian Aesthetics of World Literature in the Twentieth Century
… moments of imperialism, developmentalism and globalism. It studies the category of world literature as a heterogeneous set of narrative-cognitive forms and comparative modes of gauging from a particular positionality the world-systemic pressures on individual and collective bodies. To this …
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Wet Data: The Ocean and its Negative Archive
… in defining geopolitics and nationalism under globalism. In eco-critical and creative art contexts, the sea is often represented as a metaphor for loss, the outside, and the unknown; the sea-voyage is frequently deployed a metaphor for the journey of life and the boat as a site of …
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Communication and the Body Politic: Hillary Clinton’s 2016 Presidential Campaign in Philadelphia’s Latino Community
… was designed to promote liberal values such as globalism, cosmopolitanism, multiculturalism, and diversity, values that shaped her economic and political proposals. The ground game had three main objectives in Northeast Philadelphia: register new voters, create strategies to persuade undecided …
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Jackson Creek Arts and Trails, LLC: Museum Travel Immersion Programs
… industries. A continuously rapid increase in globalism and cultural access contributes to an atmosphere in which travelers can expand their goals and purposes within the context of a travel experience. This report will demonstrate that these trends should encourage the development of adult …
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Cultures of Technoscience: A Study of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Mri) Research in the United States and India
… of center/periphery, dominant/dominated, or globalism/localism. The development of MRI, since its birth in the early 1970s, has been located within a transnational network. This network has been constituted by a fairly flexible flow of scientists, knowledge, and artifacts across national …
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United States defense policy and the future
A return to the principles of globalism, strong anticommunism, and containment does not appear to be in the best interests of the United States at the present time. The priorities of this administration, a resolve to reassert American global leadership, protect interests worldwide, and contain the …
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Ethical considerations in the use of commercial agents in international student recruitment
Entrepreneurialism, globalism, and neoliberalism have influenced higher education to adopt a business model. Some critics view the university as having strayed from its public service role; others see this adaptation as relevant to a modern global society. Response to these influences is seen in …
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Postwar art and historical roots of Beirut's cosmopolitanism
… civil war coincided with a period of celebratory globalism in the art market, and in the following decade postwar artists from Beirut garnered the attention of the western art world. Exhibition catalogues and critical reviews alike characterized this body of work as emerging out a tabula rasa for …
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Finite Earth Visionaries: Economics, Time and Environmental Crisis in the United States, c.1945-1980
… them to articulate a shared vision of oikonomic globalism, but the project soon collapsed as the incompatibilities of the theorists’ different visions became clear.
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Rubens, van Dyck, and women's dress in Genoese portraiture, 1606-1627
… cultural, and economic consequences of globalism. As key agents in Spain’s imperial machine, Genoa’s nobles managed the expansion of imperial dominion and the movement of goods and peoples. They participated in a global idiom of luxury, which cannot be understood without Genoa’s role in …
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Gender, Family, and New Styles of Fatherhood: Modernization and Globalization in Japan
… up creating an "imagined community," in which "globalism" is believed to help one obtain a more authentic and global "self" through childrearing. I argue that the ikumen movement presents the perpetual but concealed power hierarchy of modernity, and that Japan and Japanese people docilely …
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