There are not enough superlatives to describe the ongoing project of undergraduate Global Studies major, Emma Jane Sullivan, who is completing an Honors College Independent Study course with Dr. Indira Palacios. Ms. Sullivan says, "My relationship with street art and graffiti has grown in such a beautiful way." That sentence, by itself, should entice you to check out … [Read more...] about My Relationship with Street Art and Graffiti
The Master of Global Studies program is now on Facebook. See what's new at MGS … [Read more...] about Global Studies Program on Facebook
Congratulations to Dr. Dennis Hickey on the publications of his latest book chapter, "The Trajectory of Taiwan-US Relations," in Taiwan: The Development of an Asian Tiger. Published by Lynne Rienner, the book is edited by Hans Stockton and Yao-Yuan Yeh. For more information, see AsianTiger. … [Read more...] about The Trajectory of Taiwan-US Relations
Dr. David Romano is in Iraq to attend a conference on the Kurdistan Regional Government's Emerging Strategy for Stability in Iraq and the Region that is sponsored by the Centre for Regional and International Studies (CRIS) Pictured above: Najmadin Kareem, former governor of Kirkuk, Falah Mustafa, former Foreign Minister of the KRG, Dr. David Romano, Idris Barzani, … [Read more...] about David Romano Attends KRG Conference
James Morris Endowed Professor of Political Science, Dr. Dennis Hickey, was quoted in a September 26th London Times article, "How Taiwan’s allies are being picked off by China one by one," that focused on Taiwan's continued loss of diplomatic allies. According to Dr. Hickey, “Diplomatic partners are important to Taipei because they bolster claims that Taiwan is a sovereign … [Read more...] about Dr. Dennis Hickey Cited in Recent London Times