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The
Theory and Practice of Civil Globalism, edited
by Sondra Myers. 2002
http://www.maryland-k-16.umd.edu/publications/intl_roundtable.pdf
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Does Globalization
Preclude Egalitarian Redistribution? By Samuel
Bowles
http://www.maryland-k-16.umd.edu/publications/bowles.pdf
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What do
today's globalization processes have to do
with Feminism and Writing Technologies? By
Katie King [Women Studies]
http://www.mith.umd.edu/fellows/king/differ.html
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Boundary
Crossers: Community Leadership for a Global
Age
http://www.academy.umd.edu/publications/Boundary
By Neal Pierce and Curtis Johnson (Academy
of Leadership, 1998). Neal Peirce and Curtis
Johnson have written an important new report
on community leadership for the 21st century.
Published by The Academy of LeadershipPress
at The University of Maryland, the Peirce-Johnson
report is titled Boundary Crossers: Community
Leadership for a Global Age. This report is
the result of an 18-month project that compiled
detailed leadership case studies of ten major
metropolitan regions -Atlanta, Charlotte,
Chattanooga, Cleveland, Denver, Detroit, Kansas
City, Portland, San Antonio, and San Diego.
The ten case studies have been published as
a companion volume -- Boundary Crossers: Case
Studies of How Ten of America's Metropolitan
Regions Work. |
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Environment
and Development
http://www-irps.ucsd.edu/jed/
Interdisciplinary and essential reading for
anyone concerned with environmental protection
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Journal
of the International Society for Ecological
Economics
http://www.ecoeco.org/publica/publica.htm
The journal is concerned with extending and
integrating the study and management of "nature's
household" (ecology) and "humankind's
household" (economics). Specific research
areas covered include: valuation of natural
resources, sustainable agriculture and development,
ecologically integrated technology, integrated
ecologic-economic modelling at scales from
local to regional to global, and integrating
natural resources and environmental services
into national income and wealth accounts.
New issues in ecological economics will find
a ready forum in the journal. |
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Philosophy
& Public Policy Quarterly
http://www.puaf.umd.edu/IPPP/quarterly.html
Established in 1976 at the University of Maryland
and now part of the School of Public Affairs,
the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy
was founded to conduct research into the conceptual
and normative questions underlying public
policy formulation. This research is conducted
cooperatively by philosophers, policymakers
and analysts, and other experts both within
and outside the government. |
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Selected
papers from GVPT 419H: The Good Society in
the New Century: Introduction to Alternative
Political-Economic Sytems, Gar Alperovitz
[Goverment & Politics]
http://www.bsos.umd.edu/gvpt/alperovitz/spring2005/419H.html
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The International Roundtable
on the Theory and Practice of Civic Globalism
http://www.maryland-k-16.umd.edu/programs/global/index.html
The IRTPCG was held in Washington, DC from
April 19 to 21, 2001. Sponsored by The Democracy
Collaborative, the meeting brought together
leaders from universities, international agencies,
civil society organizations, and the corporate
sector from 12 countries. The Roundtable was
the first part of an ongoing discussion aimed
at creating new strategies for strengthening
democracy worldwide. |
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