Browsing Atlanta Global Studies Symposium (AGSC) by Title
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Development Economics Consortium
(2019-04-26)This session will highlight frontiers of research in the area of development economics. The session will include research presentations on a wide range of topics, covering both micro and macro perspectives of development. ... -
Inequality and Human Trafficking
(2019-04-26)This panel examines causes, consequences, and solutions to address global human trafficking, including labor and sex trafficking. The presentations will trace the global human trafficking networks that connect Metro Atlanta ... -
Innovative Finance for Sustaining Peace: An Explainer
(2019-04-25)This presentation introduces the concept of innovative finance as a pathway to create sustainable resources to address the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Innovative finance involves adapting existing finance tools ... -
New Trends in Foreign Language Pedagogy
(2019-04-26)This panel of to-the-point six-minute presentations focuses on innovative approaches to foreign language learning, including content-based instruction and emphases on intercultural communication and global competence. -
Remarks on the Inaugural Atlanta Global Studies Symposium
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Roundtable on Virtual Classroom Exhange
(2019-04-26)A virtual exchange involves connecting students from different parts of the world online over a shared project. Faculty from all disciplines use tools like Webex Teams, Google Hangouts and Zoom, and students collaborate ... -
Successes and Challenges in Promoting a Sustainable Future: Regional and Global Perspectives from RCEs around the World
(2019-04-26)This session brings perspectives on sustainable development from RCE colleagues across the globe. From the U.S. Atlantic Coastline to Mexico to Hamburg, the participants will share their experiences promoting sustainable ... -
Violence and the Media
(2019-04-26)This panel explores the relationship between violence and the media, addressing issues of news coverage of violence, violence as entertainment, and the influence of the Internet and social media on this relationship.