Comments for global-e: a global studies journal

Comment on Tourism, Sex, and Beirut by john

john — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 08:50:29 +0000

You have to look at the brighter side of things. Social contacts in a foreign country don’t come easy. It is based on time, trust and a moulding relationship.

Comment on There is an “app” for that: Mobile technologies and learning by mobile app developer

mobile app developer — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 15:22:08 +0000

Cellular telephone networks have established to be a very important piece of know-how for Africa. The technology is taking part in an crucial part in bridging the infrastructure divide and aiding business people and small businesses to strengthen effectivity. The mobile revolution is nevertheless in its infancy and organizations are gradually adopting new resources and know-how to conduct industry. The not-for-gain sector has been on the forefront of adopting and piloting a amount of projects and there are some intriguing studying for the corporation community.

Comment on Tourism, Sex, and Beirut by NaR

NaR — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 12:09:56 +0000

We are what we are… If sex tourism didn’t exist , lebanon wouldn’t be on the map as a touristic country, we have a beautiful country, beautiful weather, and also beautiful women. The Gulf come here to enjoy, and we curtail to their needs, if this article is supposed to make Khaleeji’s feel less of themselves, then a dire mistake happened, most lebanese girls/women work in that field because its the easiest way to make a buck, and they have fun in the process of being courted as well.. i used the word courted, because most of the ppl that do take those girls have the sense to take them to clubs, pubs, etc. Never the less if lebanon doesn’t provide it, egypt will, jordan will, cyprus, etc.. so why not lebanon, The root of the problems is us and our mindset of allowing ourselves to stoop to such a lvl and work in such a field, they truly have nothing to do with it.

Comment on International Relations and Global Studies: The Past of the Future? by Mohammed Mustafa

Mohammed Mustafa — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 16:26:40 +0000

I have been thrugh two IR degrees and most, if not all, cover the topics of GSs. And backward looking? Oh please, I am a foreign policy analyst whose daily job is to look into the future…….

Comment on Is Global Studies a Field? (part 2) by Getachew Melese

Getachew Melese — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 12:58:02 +0000

global study and international course is now crucial to know so please send to me more relevant related books

Comment on Tourism, Sex, and Beirut by Malaysia

Malaysia — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 00:13:52 +0000

I am from Asian country and my first time visit to Beirut…suprise me. I always think Lebonan as one of Arab country and very conservative. But my finding is wrong. I love Beirut even since my first trip I went there for other 4 more times. Yes, I agree Lebanese people are friendly but they are bias. The woman because most of them is beauty (either nature or through surgery) they kind of look down on people with average looking. And if the woman is having a darker skin complexion and from Asian they straight away thought she is Philipines. And this Philipines girl most of them work as house maid. But for the male they think she is easy woman and have not respect on this woman. They can call you on the street and start asking …”how much your service per night”.

Maybe some of this Philipines woman they do extra job for income but you can not just associate all of the woman like that. This is the scene I was so upset about and mad during my stay. As the first trip I visited all tourist attraction area I do not encounter this. But on my 2-4 visit, as I exploring more Lebonan country, I am dissapointed. I am not only talking about the street people that I meet behave like this, even the Imegresen at Airport. They treat me BAD. Asking me from the quenu line move to line to quenu. Before the open and stamp the chop, they start asking “Philipina?” But I am from Malaysia and is Chinese. Then again they thought I am from Mainland China when you told them you are Chinese. I aksed why I been treated this way, they reply majority Philipines or China girl do PRO…OMG!!!

Comment on The Global Failure of Neoliberalism: Privatize Profits; Socialize Losses by San Jose Personal Injury Lawyer

San Jose Personal Injury Lawyer — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 21:51:21 +0000

the illusion of wealth in the general population which was based on the bubble of over-inflated property prices, cheap and easily obtained credit, cheap Chinese imports and the restructuring of society so that two people at least in a household had to go out to work, each working longer hours as well than ever before.

Comment on Visual Culture and Pedagogy: Teaching Human Rights with Film and Images by Jessie Daniels

Jessie Daniels — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 21:04:23 +0000

Answering my own comment (sorry!) – but wanted to add that I went ahead and updated the list with the films from your list that are documentaries. There’s now a quite long list of titles (at the URL listed above) under “Genocide / War / Human Rights” that readers here may find useful.

Comment on Visual Culture and Pedagogy: Teaching Human Rights with Film and Images by Jessie Daniels

Jessie Daniels — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 12:48:34 +0000

This is terrific, and very close to my own pedagogical strategy. I’ve written some about this (several papers under review and one just accepted). Is this at a journal as well? I’d love to cite your work. You might also be interested in this list of documentaries I keep here, which anyone can edit:

http://sociologythroughdocumentaryfilm.pbworks.com

I’d welcome your films to the list.

Comment on Tourism, Sex, and Beirut by Aseet neb (indian)

Aseet neb (indian) — Sat, 28 May 2011 07:41:00 +0000

After reading this article my heart goes to those lebanese girls wemen ladies…. I mean if its true about khalijis then these should be reported to police and punished.how can they illtreat women of foreign land? Can they do this in their own country? Answer me….