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Blog posts:

• Former Ambassador Highlights Importance of Latin America
• 2013 Biddle Lecture – Latin America: More Than Just an Asterisk?
• [GATA] I am a Multi: our genetic ancestry through art and narrative
• Professors and Practitioners in Conversation: Engaging Youth in Social Change
• I am a Multi: our genetic ancestry through art and narrative
• [GGD] Promoting Economic and Social Upgrading in GVCs: Evidence from the Capturing the Gains Program
• Panel Event on the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
• [GGD] The Governance of Dynamic Rents, Inclusion and Exclusion: Power in Global Value Chains
• Gandhi’s Printing Press in South Africa — Experiments in Slow Reading
• 2013 Biddle Lecture on International Studies
• Duke and RTI Engage Youth in Social Change
• Iron, Ink and Islam: The Frontiers of Empire and the Birth of Muslim Printing
• Transnational North Korea and Northeast Asia Migration and Urbanization Workshop in conjunction with Film Series
• Dooman River Transnational North Korea Film Series: Migration and Urbanization
• [Screen/Society] Cine-East: Transnational North Korea Desert Dream
• [CoSA] Madiba Magic: Politics as Enrichment
• Bag It: Is Your Life Too Plastic?
• [GGD] Governance in a Global Value Chain World
• Walking the World: Mappings
• [W@TC] The Artist as an Entrepreneur: The Life and Career of Renaissance Artist Giovanni da Udine (1487-1561)
• Celebrating the Persian New Year with Music and Poetry
• [Screen/Society] Cine-East: Transnational North Korea Our School
• After Chavez, “there’s plenty to work with,” according to Duddy
• 2013 Richards Lecture – Nile Green on ‘The Frontiers of Empire and the Birth of Muslim Printing’
• Movements and Exchanges in an Unequal World: ICS at 40
• Peasant Family Happiness film screening — part of Movements and Exchanges in an Unequal World: ICS at 40 conference
• [GATA] Encountering Midway: the Role of Horror, Grief, and Beauty in Healing our World
• A Passion for Music in All Things
• Photographer Chris Jordan on “Encountering Midway”
• [GGD] Understanding Financial Crises: Causes, Consequences and Policy Responses
• 2013 Graduate Awards for Research & Training
• GGD Seminar Re-launches in 2013
• FLAS Undergrad Info Session
• FLAS Grad Student Info Session
• Duddy: ‘Chavismo Is Entrenched’
• CAAAR Global Affirmative Action Conference
• CAAAR Global Affirmative Action Conference
• CAAAR Global Affirmative Action Conference – Keynote
• Nowhere People Panel Discussion
• [GATA] Lydia Davis – On Translation and Other Matters
• ‘religion, everyday wickedness, conflict and engagement’ – Dr. David Shulman
• Re-inventing Gandhi & Martin Luther King in Palestine: Notes from the Peace Front
• ZALMAI: Walking in Quicksand – Exhibit Closes
• Lydia Davis to discuss ‘Translation & Other Matters’
• “Under African Skies” Roundtable Discussion
• ‘Walking in Quicksand’ extended, featured on NPR’s The Story
• [GATA] – Zalmaï
• Reception – ZALMAÏ: Walking in Quicksand
• Amb. Patrick Duddy on VOA Noticias
• Artist-in-Residence Wendy Ewald on The Story
• FLAS is ‘the Best Way for Me to Study Political Science’
• Patrick Duddy on ‘Political Unrest in Venezuela’
• DUCIS Welcomes New Diplomat in Residence Julie Ruterbories
• TIME‘s LightBox on Zalmaï’s ‘Walking in Quicksand’
• Duke Chronicle: ‘Powerful Exhibit’ Focuses on Refugees’ Human Pain
• Walking in Quicksand: Afghans Refugees in Greece
• Literacy Through Photography Tanzania Posters
• Amitav Ghosh – China and the Making of Modern India
• Joe Sacco – Comics and Journalism
• Ethnicity, Secularization and Nationalism in Hebrew Culture
• Ethnicity, Secularization & Nationalism in Hebrew Culture
• Duddy: Latin America Should Top U.S. Foreign Policy Priorities
• Wendy Ewald Receives Guggenheim Fellowship
• Saving Nelson Mandela
• Patrick Duddy – Energy Policy in the Americas
• Patrick Duddy – Energy Policy in the Americas
• Author Amitav Ghosh on China and the Making Modern India
• Joe Sacco to speak on “Comics and Journalism”
• Utopia : Holding (Connie Beeson, 1971) and Born in Flames (Lizzie Borden, 1983) The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s
• A Conversation on Translation
• The 6th Annual Feminist Theory Workshop
• The 6th Annual Feminist Theory Workshop
• Beyond the Friedan Mystique: Writing New Histories of the National Organization for Women
• Some Guy Named Art: Joni Mitchell and Female Masculinity in Classic Rock
• [Screen/Society] Future of the Feminist 70s Series Rape and Foxy Brown – Wed, February 8, 2012
• Sex & Revenge : Rape (Joann Elam, 1975) and Foxy Brown (Jack Hill, 1974) The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s – Wed, February 8, 2012
• David N. Bunn – Steady States: Emerging Conservation Management Landscapes of the Early Kruger National Park
• Steady States: Emerging Conservation Management Landscapes of the Early Kruger National Park
• [Screen/Society] Eisenstein Retrospective — October
• Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans 1920-2012
• Ewald Authors Classroom Guide on Literacy and Justice Through Photography
• [Film] Tropa de Elite | Elite Squad
• [Film] Children of the Amazon
• [Film] El Infierno | Narco
• [Film] El velador | Night Watchman & SAF Short Documentary Films
• The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s
• [Film] Will the Real Terrorist Please Stand Up
• [Film] Señorita Extraviada | Missing Young Women
• [Film] Living Juárez: Collateral Damage in Mexico’s Drug War
• [Film] El Infierno | Narco
• [COSA] Surface, Edge, Underneath: Deciphering South Africa’s Cultural Contemporary
• Performance: American-Syrian Hip Hop Artist Omar Offendum
• [Screen/Society] La danse: le Ballet de l’Opera de Paris
• [Screen/Society] Outside the Law / Hors-la-loi
• [Figures of Feminism] The Woman Identified Woman, circa 1970
• [GATA] A conversation with Sohrab Hura
• Exhibit Opening: Pati – photographs by Sohrab Hura
• The Features (and Shorts) of the Feminist 70s Curated by Shilyh Warren
• Ariel Dorfman: Feeding on Dreams
• Rethinking Global Feminism: The Vietnam Women’s Union & the Cultivation of International Women’s Peace Movements
• [Screen/Society] Of Gods and Men / Des hommes et des dieux
• Ariel Dorfman will discuss his new book Feeding on Dreams
• Pati: An exhibition by Sohrab Hura
• Reception: FLAS Fellowship Recognition
• Documentary photographer’s images of September 11 vernacular memorials featured
• Duke Welcomes New State Department Diplomat in Residence
• [Screen/Society] Two in the Wave (Deux de la Vague) – Mon, September 12, 2011
• Artistic and Visual Responses to 9/11 and Other Disasters
• "Did 9-11 Change Anything? Everything?"
• Terry Sanford Distinguished Lecture: "9-11: After a Decade and After Bin Laden" – Juan Zarate
• Flesh & Metal, Bodies & Buildings – Exhibit Opening, Reception and Panel Discussion
• [Global Health] "Stigma and AIDS: The Personal and the Political"
• Artists, Historians to Discuss Artistic Responses to Tragedy and Disaster on the Eve of September 11
• [Screen/Society] A Prophet (Un prophète)
• Dorfman: Epitaph for Another September 11
• Classes Begin
• DUCIS Launches ‘Dispatches’
• New Global Rulers featured in U.S. and Germany
• DUCIS Research Grantee receives Dean’s Award for Outstanding PhD Student Manuscript
• DUCIS Working Group Highlighted in The Lancet
• Dorfman: If the Man of Steel renounces his U.S. citizenship, he’ll gain new arch-enemies
• The New Global Rulers: The Privatization of Regulation in the World Economy
• [GGD] CANCELLED
• Mark Jonathan Harris – “Documentary Explorations” by a Veteran Filmmaker and Oscar Winner
• [Global Health] Vikram Patel – Global Mental Health: A New Global Health Field Comes of Age
• Islands, Images, Imaginaries: A Symposium
• [GGD] States and International Bureaucrats in Institutional Design – Tana Johnson
• [Screen/Society] Modern Cinemas of the Middle East 10 to 11
• [GGD] The Dynamics of Regime Complexity: Private Authority in the Climate Change Regime – Jessica F. Green
• Israel-Turkey and the Greater Middle East — Ethan Bronner
• [Screen/Society] Modern Cinemas of the Middle East The Time That Remains
• [GGD] How to Think About Global Crises: The Dollar, the Crisis, and the Future of the International Monetary System – Barry Eichengreen
• [Screen/Society] Modern Cinemas of the Middle East No One Knows About Persian Cats
• Eichengreen to Inaugurate new Lecture Series on Global Crises
• Summer FLAS Application Deadline
• Academic Year FLAS Application Deadline
• [GGD] Clashing Titans: Extraterritorial Regulation and Its Implications for Antitrust Coordination between the U.S. & EU – Tonya Putnam
• Conceptualizing Justice – Symposium
• Chinese Film Theory Workshop
• [GGD] Elections and Democratization in Authoritarian Regimes – Daniela Donno
• WikiLeaks ‘Cablegate’ in the Spotlight
• Out of the Bag – WikiLeaks and U.S. Diplomacy
• [GGE] Matthew Gibney, "Should Citizenship be Conditional?"
• Duke asks: Should Citizenship be Conditional?
• Experts to Discuss WikiLeaks’ Impact on U.S. Diplomacy
• [GGD] Justice Beyond Compliance: Labor Standards in Global Supply Chains – Richard Locke
• [GGD] The Globalization of Corporate Social Responsibility: Cross-National Analyses on Global CSR Framework Commitment – Kiyoteru Tsutsui
• [Screen/Society] – Israeli Filmmaker Uri Rosenwaks – Back & Forth
• [GGE] Daniel Bell – Reviving Tradition in China: Toward a Progressive and Humane Confucian Ethics?
• South Africa’s World Cup: A Conversation with Achille Mbembe and Laurent Dubois
• DUCIS-Supported Spring 2011 Courses
• [GGD] Democratization and FDI Liberalization, 1970-2000 – Sonal Pandya
• The Crossing – A One-Man Play from Southern Africa
• Small Leviathan: Genealogies of Local Sovereignty in Mozambique
• [GGD] Thomas Oatley – Military Buildups, Tax Cuts, and Current Account Imbalances in Postwar America
• State Department offers Critical Language Scholarships funding
• “What are World and Comparative History For?” – Kenneth Pomeranz
• Critical Language Scholarships
• Lessons from Haiti: Tackling Acute and Chronic Disasters
• [GGD] Philip Howard – Digital Origins of Democracy: Information Technology and Political Islam
• Meet Ambassador Patrick Duddy, on YouTube
• [GGD] Tim Büthe: New Global Rulers: The Privatization of Regulation in International Product and Financial Markets
• DUCIS Welcomes Ambassador Patrick D. Duddy, Diplomat In Residence
• Emerging Challenges in Keeping the Public Healthy
• DUCIS ‘Title VI Success’ marks record for Duke
• Ariel Dorfman meets Nelson Mandela
• Ariel Dorfman visits South Africa to deliver Nelson Mandela Lecture
• Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
• Research Grantee Calls for Interdisciplinary Approach to Address Global Health Challenges
• Teens and the Veil: Media Perceptions of Islamic Dress
• Summer Institute Application Deadline Extended
• Mexico Matters: A Conversation with Luis Rubio
• [Global Health] Gender, Health, and Poverty – Gina Dallabetta
• Cutting Edge is Still Sharp
• Standing Up for God: Working Underground for Justice in South Africa
• Second-Annual Summer Institute on Human Rights
• [GGD] Two Centuries of Taxing Inherited Wealth – Kenneth Scheve
• MoMA Media Curator to Speak on Technology in Modern Art and Culture
• Concert: Mbira Master Cosmas Magaya and Paul Berliner
• A Sense of the Past: Looking Back on the Partition of India
• [GGD] Behind the Development Banks – Sarah L. Babb
• [global health] Dr. Julio Frenk
• [Global Health] Pandemic Influenza – Timothy Uyeki
• The Second Transition: From Mbeki to Zuma – Mark Gevisser
• Viral Knowledge: Infection and Information in Modern China
• Ethics in Photography – A Workshop
• Screening of Stranger with a Camera
• [GGD] Resisting Protectionism (Take II): A Survey Experiment on Producer and Consumer Preferences during the Global Recession – Megumi Naoi
• [Global Health] Global Childhood Obesity Epidemic: Challenges and Opportunities – Youfa Wang
• Screening: Deadline and Prisoners in Time
• Dorfman: Solidarity can help Chile prevail
• Workshop: South Africa’s Reentry into World Sport Day 2
• Workshop: South Africa’s Reentry into World Sport Day 1
• Venezuela’s Curious Coup
• Amb. William Burns: Foreign Policy in a New Era
• Info Session: Careers in Diplomacy Amb. William Burns
• Liberation Wars and Contemporary Struggles in Zimbabwe: a Musical Rendition
• Michèle Lamont to Explain ‘How Professors Think’
• [Global Health]- Incomplete Combustion: The Unfinished Global Agenda for Health, Environment and Climate Protection – Kirk R. Smith
• Top U.S. Career Diplomat to Discuss Careers in Diplomacy, Foreign Policy in a New Era
• Screening: Death and the Maiden
• Lecture: Cultural Knowledge for the Military and the Limits of Anthropology
• [GGD] Foreign Currency Debt, Financial Crises & Economic Growth – Michael D. Bordo
• Screening: Fahrenheit 2010
• Ariel Dorfman named 2010 Nelson Mandela Lecturer
• Screening: My House is on Fire and A Promise to the Dead
• [Global Health] Harley Feldbaum
• 2009 Travel Reports – Ciara Wirth – Ecuador
• 2009 Travel Report – Timothy Koo – Buenos Aires, Argentina
• Stories from Beyond the Dark An Ariel Dorfman film series
• [GGD] The Global Spread of the Nation-State, 1816-2001 – Andreas Wimmer
• [Global Health] Jeffrey Sonis – Cambodians’ Responses to the Khmer Rouge Trials: Justice, Desire for Revenge and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
• Classes Resume
• [Global Health] Geoffrey Garnett
• Just Art? Voices from South Africa
• Final Day – Jean Toche: Impressions from the Rogue Bush Imperial Presidency
• [AMES] Workshop on the Politics of Representation
• [AMES film] Morning Sun (2003) Director: Carma Hilton
• [GGD] Clifford Bob – Globalizing the Anti-Gay Agenda
• [AMES film] The Game of Their Lives (2002) Director: Daniel Gordon
• Picasso’s Closet by Ariel Dorfman
• District 9: Alien-Nation, Sci-Fi and the Making of Ethno-Space
• Soccer Politics – A Conversation with Lilian Thuram
• [GGD] Sex Differences in Aggression: Evidence from Experimental Wargames- Rose McDermott
• [Global Health] Marion Jacobs
• Ariel Dorfman’s “Picasso’s Closet” transforms art and history
• Final Day: Pathways to Unknown Worlds
• Watch a Conversation with Ram Rahman on iTunes
• Watch Michael D. Ward on iTunes
• [GGD] Ed Mansfield – Democratization & Human Rights Institutions
• Watch Edward Mansfield’s “Democratization & Human Rights Institutions” on iTunes
• Nii Otoo Annan and Friends – Master Ghanaian Percussionist Performs with Renowned Jazz Musicians
• Independent Weekly: Impressions from Jean Toche’s “Revolution”
• [GGD] Michael Ward – International Trade Networks & International Institutions
• Watch the 2009 Biddle Lecture on iTunes
• 2009 Biddle Lecture on International Studies
• [Global Health] Susan Newcomer
• COSA Launches New Website
• International Experiences and Reflections from 3 Duke Alums
• Watch “Talking about Sun-Ra” on iTunes
• [Global Health] Ron Mitsuyasu
• AMES Panel on Israeli Cinema
• AMES Film Screening: Z32
• Nicholas Kristof – Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide
• [GGD] Joanne Gowa – Institutions & Outcomes: The GATT/WTO & Postwar Trade
• Gallery Opening: Jean Toche: Impressions from the Rogue Bush Imperial Presidency
• [Global Health] Lynn Morris
• Soccer Politics Film Series The Other Final
• The Buffy Seminar – “Normal Again”
• Jean Toche: Impressions from the Rogue Imperial Bush Presidency opens in Franklin Center
• Screening: “Meishi Street” (2006) and “The Gangster’s God” (2006)
• Durham Press Travels the Pathway to Sun Ra’s Unknown Worlds
• Pathways to Unknown Worlds: Sun Ra, El Saturn and Chicago’s Afro-Futurist Underground 1954 — 1968
• Exhibit Opening – Pathways to Unknown Worlds
• Duke News on DUCIS Institute, ‘Teaching Human Rights’
• Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
• Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
• Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
• Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
• Human Rights and Wrongs: Terror, Truth and Political Conflict in Classroom Study
• DUCIS Website now Available in 42 languages
• Translatable: Creativity and Knowledge Formation Across Cultures – Conference day 2
• Translatable: Creativity and Knowledge Formation Across Cultures – Conference day 1
• Translatable: Creativity and Knowledge Formation Across Cultures – Reception
• [Global Health] Peter Piot – The Transformational Nature of the AIDS Response
• Ecology, Ideology, Politics: A Roundtable Discussion
• [COSA] African Ubuntu and South African Constitutionalism: Constructing a New Legal Culture
• [GGD] “Managing Financial Emergencies in an Integrating World” – Louis W. Pauly
• Watch Diego Cortez’s “Museologies” on iTunes
• [GATA] Diego Cortez – “Museologies”
• Street Smart – closing reception
• Symposium: Barefoot Across the Nation: Maqbool Fida Husain and the Idea of India
• Keynote: Barefoot Across the Nation: Maqbool Fida Husain and the Idea of India
• President Obama presented with DUCIS-sponsored translation of A Mind at Peace
• [Global Health] Andrew Boulle
• [W@tC] Are Institutions Bad for Children? – Kathryn Whetten
• [GGD] Islamic Party Participation in Parliamentary Elections – Charles Kurzman
• Watch Charles Kurzman’s “Islamic Party Participation in Parliamentary Elections” on iTunes
• Reflections on John Hope Franklin
• Music & Activism: panel discussion with Roger Lucey & Ferhat Tunç
• Modern Russian Feminism: Twenty Years Forward premiere
• A Conversation with Yu Hua
• Ram Rahman: Street Smart opening
• New Film Explores the Emergence of Feminism in Post-Soviet Russia
• Ram Rahman: Street Smart to open March 20
• [Global Health] Global Health Law – Lawrence Gostin
• 2008 Travel Report – Li Yi – Beijing, China
• 2008 Travel Report – Rachelle Rebong – Cuzco, Peru
• 2008 Travel Report – Meredith Barrett – Madagascar
• 2008 Travel Report – Edgar Mkrtchian – Cartagena, Colombia
• 2008 Travel Report – Louisa Lombard – Central African Republic
• [GGD] The Politics of Borrowing and Non-Borrowing among International Courts – Erik Voeten
• Watch Erik Voeten’s “The Politics of Borrowing and Non-Borrowing among International Courts” on iTunes
• A Mind at Peace: DUCIS sponsors translation of landmark Turkish novel
• Inaugural Reading List Featured and, Updated!
• [Global Health] Malaria and the Demographic Transition in Africa – Dalton Conley
• [GGD] Who are the Europeans (and why does that matter for politics)? – Neil Fligstein
• State Department Information Session
• [Global Health] Child Nutrition – Robert Black
• “Things on Which I’ve Stumbled” – Peter Cole
• [GGD] Ties that Bind? Preferential Trade Agreements and Exchange Rate Policy Choice – Jon Pevehouse
• Watch Jon Pevehouse’s “Ties that Bind? Preferential Trade Agreements and Exchange Rate Policy Choice” on iTunes
• [COSA] Just Art?: The Place of Art in Rendering Justice
• Bail-Out Biennial – elin o’Hara slavick, Maria DeGuzman & Stacy Waddell
• [GGD] The Tragedy of the Global Institutional Commons – Daniel Drezner
• Watch Daniel Drezner’s “The Tragedy of the Global Institutional Commons” on iTunes
• Inaugural Reading List 2009
• [Global Health] Evolution, Obesity, and Arthritis: Understanding Human Health from an Evolutionary Perspective
• The Kipper Kids – A Slap in the Face – Final Day
• The World That Harold Pinter Unlocked
• Duke News focuses on ‘Bringing Diplomacy to Duke Students’
• The human rights situation in Kosovo under the United Nations Administration
• [GGD] Societies Consuming Nature: A Panel Study of the Ecological Footprints of Nations, 1960-2003 – Andrew K. Jorgenson
• Watch Andrew K. Jorgenson’s “Societies Consuming Nature: A Panel Study of the Ecological Footprints of Nations, 1960-2003″ on iTunes
• [GHWG] Tom Quinn, Director, Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health
• [Global Health] Tom Quinn: Infectious Diseases – Continuous Threats to Global Health
• Former Scholar-at-Risk Discusses Collapse of Iraqi Higher Education
• The Kipper Kids – A Slap in the Face – now on display
• [Global Health] Tobacco Mortality in India, Prabhat Jha
• [Screen/Society] Last Tango in Paris
• [COSA] Africa’s Place-in-the-World – James Ferguson and Achille Mbembe in Conversation
• [GATA] Martin von Haselberg and David A. Ross – on The Kipper Kids – Tue, November 18, 2008
• The Kipper Kids: A Slap in the Face – Gallery Opening
• Watch Ethan B. Kapstein’s “The Fate of Young Democracies” on iTunes
• Global Health Graduate Working Group
• [Screen/Society] Seduced and Abandoned
• [HRWG] We Are Not in Safety: Human Rights Law and Advocacy since the 1990s
• [Screen/Society] L’Avventura
• [GGD] Trading Places: The Role of the US and EU in International Environmental Politics – R. Daniel Kelemen
• Watch R. Daniel Keleman’s “Trading Places: The Role of the US and EU in International Environmental Politics” on iTunes
• [GATA] Environmental Sound Artist and Experimental Musician – Peter Cusack
• DUCIS web site featured by WordPress as one of ‘best’, ‘brightest’
• DUCIS Welcomes New Diplomat in Residence
• “Bottomless” an exhibition by Dash Shaw – Final Day
• Bloomsbury, Empire and the Cosmopolitan
• [Global Health] Addressing Dengue
• New York Times: Ewald’s Towards a Promised Land “quite moving”
• [GGD] Leaning Right and Learning from the Left: Diffusion of Corporate Tax Policy – Nathan Jensen
• Music of the Japanese Biwa — Yoko Hiraoka
• [GATA] Poet Jane Hirschfield
• Global Health Graduate Working Group
• Global Perspectives – Issue 8 – Fall 2008
• A Promise to the Dead wins 2 Gemini Awards
• Lemur disease ecology: Linking health, ecosystem viability & conservation in Madagascar
• [GATA] Peter Trachtenberg – The Book of Calamities
• Freeing an Empire’s Slaves – Adam Hochschild
• [COSA] The Social Coordinates of Illness in Post-Colonial Africa – Conference
• [COSA] The Social Coordinates of Post-Colonial Africa – Keynote
• [Global Health] Burden of HIV on Girls & Women in Africa – Stephen Lewis
• [GGD] Informal Governance: International Organizations & the Limits of U.S. Power – Randall W. Stone
• Watch Randall W. Stone’s “Informal Governance: International Organizations and the Limits of U.S. Power” on iTunes
• FantaGraphics reports on Dash Shaw Opening, GATA
• The Social Coordinates of Illness in Post-Colonial Africa
• [GATA] Dash Shaw & Gary Panter
• Bottomless by Dash Shaw – Gallery Opening
• Chronicle: A ‘Dash’ of Graphic Ingenuity
• CANCELLED: The State of Media Freedom in the post-Soviet Republics
• OSCE Media Watchdog to Explore the State of Media Freedom in former-Soviet republics
• [GGD] Why is Latin America Deindustrializing? – David Brady
• Watch David Brady’s “Why is Latin America Deindustrializing?” on iTunes
• Death and the Maiden play premieres as opera in Sweden
• Welcome to the new DUCIS website
• This Month at Duke: Dash Shaw’s Bottomless
• [GHWG] Martha Keating & Jeff Davis, Children’s Environmental Health Initiative
• Fall 2008 GGD Schedule Announced
• Duke University Seminar on Global Health: Global HIV/AIDS
• French and Francophone Film Series: “Cultures” – Mon, September 1, 2008
• Ariel Dorfman film receives 3 Canadian Gemini Award nominations
• Graphic novelist Dash Shaw to exhibit “Bottomless”
• Watch Margaret Levi’s “Legitimating Beliefs: Concepts, Indicators, and Evidence” on iTunes
• Global Perspectives – Issue 7 – Spring/Summer 2008
• Watch Art Alderson’s “Globalization and the World City System: Region, Role, and Position since 1981″ on iTunes
• Watch Christopher A. Whytock’s “Domestic Courts and Global Governance: The Politics of Private International Law” on iTunes
• Watch Readings by Turkist Poets on iTunes
• Watch David Andrew Singer’s Migrant Remittances and Exchange Rate Regimes” on iTunes
• Watch James Schefler on iTunes
• Listen to Artist Alfredo Jaar on iTunes
• Global Perspectives – Issue 6 – Spring/Summer 2007
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• Global Perspectives – Issue 2 – Winter 2005
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