Browse Center for Global Studies Occasional Papers by Issue Date

  • Short and Long Term Interactions Among Education, Democratization, Political Stability, and Growth 
    McMahon, Walter W. (Center for Global Studies, 2004-06)
    The main theme of this paper is that sustained growth and longer term political stability follow democratization, including the development of civic institutions and the rule of law. Democratization and the rule of law ...

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  • Plotting an Intellectual Jailbreak: Rationale For Globalizing the Campus and University 
    Kolodziej, Edward A. (Center for Global Studies, 2005-06-20)
    Absent a compelling rationale, there is little reason to create a new program of global studies in an already crowded academic landscape, nor much justification for re-allocating scarce (and often shrinking) human and ...

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  • Global History: Research and Teaching in the 21st Century 
    McNeill, J.R. (Center for Global Studies, 2005-06-20)

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  • Getting beyond the Bush Doctrine 
    Kolodziej, Edward A. (Center for Global Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2006)
    This Occasional Paper summarizes the findings and argument of an edited volume that was published in 2007 by the University of Georgia Press as its lead study in a new series on contemporary issues in global politics, ...

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  • Proposal for the Creation of a National Network of Global Studies High Schools 
    Witt, Allison; Hewitt, Karen; Kolodziej, Edward A. (Center for Global Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2008-10)
    This is a proposal to seek private and public funding to create a national network of global studies high schools (GSHS). The aim of a network of GSHSs is to enlarge the leadership corps of the next generation and to equip ...

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  • The Changing Architecture of Global Science 
    Peters, Michael A. (Center for Global Studies, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2009-03-27)
    The emerging political economy of global science is a significant factor influencing economic, social and cultural development, building national systems of innovation, and the rise of new multinational corporate, ...

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