Current And Recent Issues
Re-locating the U.S. Global Identity in the Post-9/11 WorldMahdi makes the case for re-imagining U.S. Identity as more than a contrast to colonial English identity.
volume 4 issue 4 (june 2010)
volume 4 issue 3 (may 2010)
Strong Governments Underpin Globalization
Lentner explores the role of government in Globalization.
volume 4 issue 2 (may 2010)
Abernathy discusses strategies to improve abroad experiences in Global Studies.
volume 4 issue 1 (april 2010)

Sinha explores two contending and contrasting concepts: ‘Global Village’ and ‘Another World’.
volume 3 issue 10 (november 2009)
Swimelar discusses the power of film to increase global perspective in the classroom.
volume 3 issue 9 (september 2009)
Rethinking Gender and Human Rights in the Global Political Economy
Weissman questions whose interests human rights initiatives truly serve.
volume 3 issue 8 (august 2009)

Stambach synthesizes as Foucault, Lacan, Lévi-Strauss, and Barthes discuss Global Studies.
volume 3 issue 7 (july 2009)

Steger probes the rising global imaginary in the context of new political belief systems that fuel current ideological struggles.
volume 3 issue 6 (july 2009)
Creating the Global Studies Curriculum – A Space for the Local?
Lule examines the theoretical, methodological and pedagogical approaches of a new global studies program that emphasizes the local.
volume 3 issue 5 (june 2009)
Masri explores the relationship between Beirut’s sex tourism industry and Lebanese national identity.
volume 3 issue 4 (may 2009)
Globalization, the Global Trope, and Poor Black Communities: The Recent American Experience
David Wilson explains how the rhetoric of globalization aggravates African American urban poverty and marginalization.
volume 3 issue 3 (march 2009)
Globalization, Poverty Reduction, and Economic Rights?
Howard-Hassmann challenges the view that economic globalization intensifies poverty.
volume 3 issue 2 (february 2009)

Robin Kirk
Kirk examines the evolution of human right as an academic discipline and professional field.
volume 3 issue 1 (january 2009)
Hidden Markets: Global Patterns in the Privatization of Education?
Burch explores the implications of the move toward reform of education through privatization.

