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The Globalist's mission is
to cover the biggest story of our lifetime —
globalization. Schools and universities are a
particular focus of our work. To
underscore our educational mission, The Globalist's
editorial team is guided by a multi-disciplinary
Academic Advisory Council. The members of our
Council are outstanding teachers and leading minds
on global issues at universities all over the
world.
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primary mission of our Academic
Advisory Council is to ensure that
our content helps overcome the increasing
"canonization" of the
debate on global issues.
The
Council is composed of distinguished
academics specializing in law, government,
public policy, international relations,
economics and political science
— as well as leading-edge researchers
in Asian, Latin American and African
studies.
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Helping
the global community learn more about
itself...
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Members
of our Academic Advisory
Council advise on the
current challenges of
teaching globalization
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Council members' advice helps us
to stay on the cutting edge —
by providing stimulating political
analysis and research features on
economic and cultural issues.
With
their guidance, our work is dedicated
to helping the emerging global community
learn more about itself — based
on multicultural values of fairness
and inclusiveness.
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Guiding
The Globalist's educational mission
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Members
of our Academic Advisory Council
are involved in the following ways:
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Advise
on current trends, requirements
and challenges of teaching globalization
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Provide
their expertise to further strengthen
the coursework we provide via
our learning channels |
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Offer
suggestions and feedback on
the coursework available to
college students via The Globalist's
online learning channels —
The University
Channel and The Country
Channel |
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Contribute
articles sharing their approach
to teaching global studies —
as part of our "Teaching
Globalization"
series |
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Write
occasional articles on their
current research topics for
use on The Globalist's public
website and license-only content
channels |
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Offer
guidance on articles written
by outside contributors as well
as in-house writers |
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Engage
in lively back-and-forth flow
of new ideas and viewpoints
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About
The Globalist
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Globalist is a global media and education company
that specializes in covering the biggest story
of our lifetime — globalization.
Every
day, we present features on the issues, people,
companies and events that shape the world we live
in.
Through
cross-cultural comparisons and insightful research,
we get beyond the domestic focus that otherwise
biases the analysis of countries, cultures and
societies.
Drawing
on our in-house research as well as outside contributors,
we help the emerging global community learn more
about itself — based on multicultural values
of fairness and inclusiveness.
 "The
greatest danger to Americans today is that
we don't look beyond our own borders. To look
at the world from the inside out — and
the outside in — I recommend reading
The Globalist every day." |
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Joseph
Nye
Dean, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
University
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