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IBM, Marriott and Mickey Mouse Take on Tech’s Favorite Law

Climate Change Complicates Counting Some Alaska Native Villages for Census

Analyzing Venice 2020 Cruise Data

How China Is the Future of Nanoscience

What We Know Suggests the Economic Impact of Wuhan Coronavirus Will Be Limited

A Worker’s Place Is in the Museum

Housing Discrimination Made Summers Even Hotter

East Coast Considers Plan to Hike Gas Prices to Mitigate Climate Change

Drug Deals And Food Gone Bad Plague Corner Stores. How Neighbors Are Fighting Back.

Devashree Gupta to Speak at the 2020 Conference on Global Studies

Todd Wolfson to Speak at the 2020 Conference on Global Studies

Many Rural Districts Face Education 'Emergency'

Tips for Overcoming Roadblocks to A Zero-Carbon Future

'Most Political In Years': Critics Hail Mercury Prize's Return To Protest Music

Ringing The Changes: How Britain’s Red Phone Boxes Are Being Given New Life

Challenging Neoliberal Hegemony: Ideology for 21st Century Progressives

Marcin Galent Joins The Global Studies Advisory Board

Thailand’s Roads Are Deadly. Especially if You’re Poor.

No Drips, No Drops: A City Of 10 Million Is Running Out Of Water

Trade Dispute Between U.S. and China Deepens as Beijing Retaliates

Paul Kennedy to Speak at the 2019 Conference on Global Studies

2020 Conference on Global Studies Announced

Elzbieta Matynia to Speak at the 2019 Conference on Global Studies

Modern Weather Forecasts Are Stunningly Accurate

John Hawley Joins the Global Studies Advisory Board

Zdzislaw Mach to Speak at the 2019 Global Studies Conference

Unemployment Looks Like 2000 Again. But Wage Growth Doesn’t

Nearly Half Of California's Gig Economy Workers Struggling With Poverty, New Survey Says

Globalization’s Backlash Is Here, at Just the Wrong Time

A New Silk Road

Darren J. O’Byrne to Speak at the 2018 Global Studies Conference

2019 Conference on Global Studies Announced

As Cities Become More Innovative, They Also Become More Unequal

Evi Fitriani Joins the Global Studies Advisory Board

Hookworm, a Disease of Extreme Poverty, Is Thriving in the US South. Why?

Roberta Guerrina to Speak at the 2018 Global Studies Conference

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