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Henderson calls global health “sexy.” Han says it’s the “hot topic.” And both students point to globalization??s contribution to global health’s fad appeal...
...Davos, French President Nicolas Sarkozy blamed globalization for the financial crisis. However, what we need is more, not less, globalization??Michael Dawson, a political science Professor at the University of Chicago, devised the term “linked fate,” a concept in which interdependence, which is similar to globalization, is key to promoting group interests above individual interest. In determining public policy, powerful social concepts such as linked fate can be very useful for coming up with practical and sustainable solutions. To remedy the financial whooping cough Americans are going through, policy experts...
...hopes that the new Music 51—as well as the revamped Music concentration as a whole—will appeal more to students who may lack classical training, but like to play GarageBand or sing in student groups like Kuumba.The new “era of globalization?? to which the Final Report of the Task Force on General Education repeatedly refers has also found its way into the Music curriculum—which has focused mostly on Western greats like Bach and Beethoven.Now, Music concentrators will be required to take a class in non-Western music?...
Jose Manuel Durao Barroso, president of the European Commission, called for an alignment of U.S. and European interests in an “Atlantic agenda for globalization?? at a lecture on the evolving relationship between the United States and the European Union yesterday. The lecture, entitled “A Letter from Brussels to the Next President of the United States of America,” is part of the “Challenges of the 21st Century” series organized by Renée Haferkamp of the Center for European Studies. But despite the politically-charged...
...Less. And that—more than Faculty meetings—is something I miss about the time when I was president. But I really enjoyed teaching the globalization course [Economics 1400: “The Contents of Globalization??] this semester. And through the lunches and office hours, and the barbecue I hosted at my home, I felt like I was able to engage at least with a group of undergraduates who seemed to be intensely curious about things that I think are very important....Certainly, I hope to teach undergraduates for years to come...