The Global Studies Consortium maintains close ties to global-e, a global studies e-journal published by the 21st Century Global Dynamics research cluster at UCSB.
Latest articles from global-e:
Where and When is Progress? On Agency in the History of Science
By Isaac Bershady
May 23, 2019
[T]o whom does the history of knowledge belong? To many dyed-in-the-wool historians of science, it seems that even though the…
The Resurgence of Hegemonic International Law
By George Andreopoulos
May 16, 2019
There is little doubt that 9/11 has shifted the tectonic plates of geopolitical and normative space. This shift is characterized by…
Is the Global Talent Competition Distorting Local Labor Policies?
By Ingrid Kofler
May 9, 2019
Increasingly anti-immigration policies discourage the emergence of a global labor market. In terms of education and training…
Memory in Hypernationalist Times: The Comfort Women as Traveling Trope
By Carol Gluck
May 2, 2019
When war memories erupted anew in East Asia and Eastern Europe in the 1990s, they did so in a global context quite different…
Dead Chickens and Scared Monkeys: China’s Sprawling Celebrity Tax Scandal
By Wesley Jacks
April 25, 2019
The past ten months have (again) laid bare the battle between economic and ideological goals within the modernizing Chinese media…
