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Virtual Presentations for the Thirteenth Global Studies Conference
Virtual Presentations consist of video and PowerPoint presentations. Q&A can occur in the comments of this post. Each presenter's formal, written paper will be available to participants if accepted to the journal.
Depiction of Culture through Advertising in Indian Market
- Arpan Bumb, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, Rajasthan, India
An Analysis of Gullah Geechee Music Throughout History
- Melanie Shaw, Northcentral University
- Paul Shaw, USAF Retired, Union Institute and University
Homegrown Safety
- Briana Taylor, The George Washington University, United States
The Influence of Welfare Spending on Measles Immunization
- Mary Ellen Walker, Phd Candidate, College of Nursing, United States
The Utopian Character of the Counter-movements
- Pieter Rondalez, PhD Student, Ghent University, Belgium
China's Belt and Road Initiative in Southeast Asia
- Amy Freedman, Professor, Political Science Department, Pace University, United States
Global Populism
- Daniel Benson, Assistant Professor, St. Francis College, United States
Changes in Relationships in Family, Neighborhood, and Lifestyle in Traditional Craft Villages
- Van Chi Dinh, Lecturer, Researcher, Facility of Family Studies and Social Work, Hanoi University of Culture, Vietnam
Factors Affecting Attitudes on Immigration
- Leda Nath, Professor of Sociology, Criminology, & Anthropology, University of Wisconsin at Whitewater, United States
The Feminization of HIV
- Alexandrina Balanean, MPH, Scientist, Real-World Evidence, Health Economics Outcomes and Research, Cardinal Health, Ohio, United States
Organisations within Organisations
- Madalin Blidaru, PhD Student, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Romania
Perceptions of Mobile Phone Alerts in the Context of Cultural Norms About Gatherings, Interruptions, and Respect
- Janice Webster, University of Tehran, Iran
How Do Female Labor Force Participation Rates Change During Periods of Globalization and Marginalization?
- Bernhard Gunter, Assistant Professor, Economics Department, American University, United States
Storying the Stage: Contemporary Ritual Performance Dance as Decolonial Praxis
- Cinthia Duran Larrea, Master Student at CHOREOMUNDUS: International Master in Dance Knowledge, Practice and Heritage at UCA (France), NTNU (Norway), SZTE (Hungary), Roehampton (UK)
Youth Involvement in Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
- Nural Hasnat Ove, President, Leadership Development Association, Bangladesh
Happy or Not? Roots of Student Satisfaction in Class Sessions
- Matthew Metzgar, Clinical Professor of Economics, University of North Carolina, United States
Catholic Religious Groups Operating in India since 1947: Problems in Carrying Out Their Desired Goals
- Charles Borges, Associate Professor, Loyola University, United States
Fictional Realism: Architecture and Science Fiction Dimensions
- Joao Rosmaninho, Assistant Professor, University of Minho, Portugal
Moroccan Activists' Online Participation Narrative: Discourses in Cyberspace from February 20 Movement
- Hamdi Echkaou, Phd Student, Communications Media,Indiana University of Pennsylvania, United States
Selective Adoption of Human Rights Norms
- Hari Har Jnawali, Phd Candidate, Global Governance, University of Waterloo, Ontario
Environmental Activism in Post-Soviet Central Asia
- Sara O'Connor, Doctoral Student, University of California-Irvine, United States
Globalization in the New World Order: The Debate on Emergent Countries and the New Global Governance
- Gabriel Rached, Universidade Federal Fluminense & Univesità degli Studi di Milano, Brazil
In the Forests of Freedom: The Fighting Maroons of Dominica
- Nancy Wright, Adjunct Faculty, Political Science, Pace University, New York, United States
Pueblo and Exteriority: On the Thought of Enrique Dusse
- Mario Saenz, Professor, Le Moyne College, United States
Economic Models and Economic Reality: The Method of Imaginary Constructions and the Issue of Realism in Economics
- Ionela Baltatescu, PhD Student, Social and Law Sciences, Rey Juan Carlos University
Gender Equity and Refugee Status: Recommendations for Curriculum Development and Continuing Education Trainings
- Laura Racovita, Professor, School of Social Work, Southern Adventist University, United States
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Excellent Presentations!
Special Compliments to@Daniel Benson and @Amy Freedman for the great points on Global Populism and Belt & Road Initiative that were brought to discussion, very relevant for contemporary international debate. Great job!
I would like to thank everyone for the participation, hoping to meet you in the Talking Circle and also in the 14th Global Studies Conference in Montreal, 2021.
All the best, stay safe!
Gabriel.
Thanks for your comment Gabriel. I look forward to watching the presentations.
I regret that I missed the discussion though (was it through the virtual talking circle?), as I was hoping for feedback!
All best,
-Daniel
Wonderful presentations! The presentation on factors impacting immigration attitudes was intriguing and very relevant. The increased anti-immigrant rhetoric by the US Federal Government (Trump Administration) has many consequences.
Comment on Pieter Rondalez's presentation: Thank you, I enjoyed the presentation very much. I am intrigued by the articulation of several terms. You argue that a counter-movement to neoliberalism is utopian if it seeks to decommodify and bring the market under state regulation precisely to the extent that society has been embedded into the economy in the neoliberal project. Could you elaborate a little bit more on why that is an obstacle to the re-embedding of the economy into society precisely through the de-commodification of goods? Say, for example, in the United States health care or, in Chile, pensions. This comment is connected to the end point of your paper that goes beyond the struggle for hegemony. I was intrigued by your positing of alternative projects of calculability. What are they?
Note from the presenter: the complete title of Lennox Honychurch's book, which I reference in my talk, is In the Forests of Freedom: the Fighting Maroons of Dominica. My apologies for this slight error.
Also, so that you have the other sources written, they are as follows:
Napier, Elma. Black and White Sands: A Bohemian Life in the Colonial Caribbean
(novel by Honychurch's grandmother and first woman elected to a Caribbean parliament: published only in 2009)
Documentary:
The Quest of the Carib Canoe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQzuZb5O0vA
These comments are in association with my presentation, Resistance and Uncertainity: Dominica as a Microcosm of Survival in Colonialism and Globalization.