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Aguirre, Benigno
Alalou, Ali
Aristigueta, Maria P.
Athanassoglou-Kallmyer, Nina
Attoh-Okine, Nii O.
Ba, Alice
Bauer, Gretchen
Bernstein, John
Botello, Jesus
Braham, Persephone
Brophy, James
Brown, Joan
Brown, Robert
Buckley, Eve
Bueno-Hansen, Pascha
Busch, Hans-Jorg
Busch, Iris Katharina
Callahan, Daniel
Carrion, Julio
Chapman, H. Perry
Chen, Jianguo
Cotsell, Michael
Cruz, Jesus
Davis, Emily
Davis, Rebecca L.
Dominguez Torres, Monica
Dong, Zhiyin Renee
Draper, Kai
Duggan, Lawrence
Ellerby, Kara
Flaherty, Darryl
Fox, Alan
Frassetto, Michael
Gaines-Hanks, Norma
Gao, Xiang
Giesecke, Annette
Green, Daniel
Guardiola-Griffiths, Cristina
Guerron Montero, Carla
Gutman, Eynat
Hutchinson, Rachael
Ilarregui, Gladys
Inoue, Chika
Kaufman, Stuart
Khan, Muqtedar
Kinderman, Daniel
Maloba, Wunyabari
Masmoudi, Ikram
Matthee, Rudi
McGee, Julie
McInnis-Dominguez, Meghan
McKenna, Susan
McLeod, Mark
Miller, Colin
Miller, George
Miller, Mark
Montano, John
Murray Jr., Russell E.
Nees, Lawrence
Njie-Carr, Veronica
Nobile, Nancy
Okoye, Ikem
Penix-Tadsen, Phillip
Peterson, Lauren Hackworth
Pfaelzer, Jean
Pong, David
Rawat, Ramnarayan
Ray, Meredith K.
Reedy, Chandra
Rogers, Katherin
Rujivacharakul, Vimalin
Saad-Maura, Asima
Salsini, Laura
Sankara, Edgard
Sato, Mutsuko
Schmidt-Cruz, Cynthia
Selimov, Alexander
Seraphin, Anthony
Setiloane, Kelebogile
Shafi, Monika
Shearer, David
Sidebotham, Steven
Sloane-White, Patricia
Steinberger, Deborah
Stone, David
Sun, Ivan
Thibault, Bruno
Tu, Maria
Veness, April
Wang, Yuanchong
Wasserman, Sarah
Werth, Margaret
White, Harvey
White, Owen
Wilson, Miranda
Winkler, David
Yang, Haihong
Zavadivker, Polly
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Mapping global migration
CGAS 2019 Global & Area Studies Grants Program
Visiting the Hermit Kingdom: Five Days in North Korea
Iran and Israel: Intimate Enemies and the US Role in the Paradox
21st Century Feminisms
Global Research Grants 2018
2018 Spring Film Series
AFRO-CARIBBEAN WOMEN WRITERS
Sustainable Futures - ARSC300 "Issues in Global Studies"
FEB. 12: POPULISM LECTURE
Jewish Studies Lecture Series Begins Feb 14
Global Populism Series continues
2017-2018 Jewish Studies Research and Conference Funds Program
1917: The Russian Revolutionary Moment
Global Populism Talks
OCT. 24: CHINA TOWN HALL WITH SUSAN RICE
OCT. 30: ARTRAGE
LESSONS FROM THE PAST
Failed and Failing States
OCT 12: Risers
Oct. 2: The End of The End of History
OCT. 12: EVENING WITH PETER BALAKIAN
The Fragility of States - Issues in Global Studies Fall 2017
'CORPORATE ISLAM'
Spreading harmony through Arabic rhythm
Horrors of the Mexican Drug War: Cartel violence and the Internet
Global April 2017
APRIL 18-21: HUMAN RIGHTS SYMPOSIUM
APRIL 6: ARAB MUSIC
CGAS 2017 Grant Proposals
MARCH 2: 'CONFLICT MUSIC'
FEB. 24: ELAINE SALO TRIBUTE
MARCH 2: 'POST-ORLANDO' LECTURE
FEB. 23: EXPLORE GLOBAL
Feb. 15: Jewish Studies Lecture Series Begins
FEB. 8: WAR, PEACE IN ASIA
GUERRÓN MONTERO WINS FULBRIGHT
Nov. 15: Examining Brexit
Discriminating Views
NOV. 2: BIRTH OF MODERN ISTANBUL
Asia and the U.S. Election
Global Food and Health
SPAIN'S EARLY GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT
Heinrich Heine authority to discuss poet's literary expulsion
Asian Studies Lecture - Sept. 7
Global April
African Studies lecture
'Cultural Code'
Protesting inequality
'Same Story'
Gilman awardees
'Enlightened Monarchy'
Global Awareness
Race and ethnicity
Meet the fellows
Cuba study abroad
A double perspective
Partners in Poland
New global studies minors
Africa today
Global impact
Global Capitalism
Series to examine 'Continuity and Changes in Global Affairs'
Nontombi Naomi Tutu
'Great Recession'
Teaching in Salamanca
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Global at Home program offers study abroad experience in Delaware

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University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19716, USA
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