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Global Issues is a pedagogically rich book that addresses prominent issues of contemporary concern.
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Global Issues is a pedagogically rich book that addresses prominent issues of contemporary concern.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 188mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9781442605961
- ISBN-10: 1442605960
- Artikelnr.: 38132533
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: University of Toronto Press
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. November 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 188mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9781442605961
- ISBN-10: 1442605960
- Artikelnr.: 38132533
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
By Shirley A. Fedorak
List of Illustrations
Author Profile
Acknowledgements
To the Instructor
Introduction
Part I: Cultural Imperialism and Human Rights
1. Purdah: Is the practice of female seclusion and wearing hijab
oppressive to women or an expression of their identity?
2. Female Circumcision: Is this practice a violation of human rights or a
cherished cultural tradition?
3. International Aid: What benefits do NGOs provide developing countries
and how can their presence generate new challenges?
4. Population Growth: Is the world over-populated and should governments
have the right to control birthrates?
Part II: Culture Change and Changing Identities
5. Heritage Languages: Are they an endangered species?
6. Body Image: How does body image affect identity and status, and how has
the transnational flow of Western ideals of beauty impacted other cultures?
7. Same-Sex Marriage: What are the socio-economic, religious, and political
implications of same-sex marriage and changing family structure?
8. Social Media: What is its role in socio-political revolution?
9. Global Nomads: Do Third Culture Kids own a national identity?
Part III: Economic, Political, and Social Conflict
10. Food Security: What are the economic and political determinants of food
security and the global implications of world hunger?
11. Ethnic Conflicts: What are the underlying reasons and the consequences
of these conflicts?
12. Human Migration: What are the socio-economic and political implications
of the transnational flow of people?
13. Global Conflict: Is the world safer because of military intervention,
and what are the consequences of militarism?
Conclusion
Glossary
Lesson Plans and Websites
References
Index
Author Profile
Acknowledgements
To the Instructor
Introduction
Part I: Cultural Imperialism and Human Rights
1. Purdah: Is the practice of female seclusion and wearing hijab
oppressive to women or an expression of their identity?
2. Female Circumcision: Is this practice a violation of human rights or a
cherished cultural tradition?
3. International Aid: What benefits do NGOs provide developing countries
and how can their presence generate new challenges?
4. Population Growth: Is the world over-populated and should governments
have the right to control birthrates?
Part II: Culture Change and Changing Identities
5. Heritage Languages: Are they an endangered species?
6. Body Image: How does body image affect identity and status, and how has
the transnational flow of Western ideals of beauty impacted other cultures?
7. Same-Sex Marriage: What are the socio-economic, religious, and political
implications of same-sex marriage and changing family structure?
8. Social Media: What is its role in socio-political revolution?
9. Global Nomads: Do Third Culture Kids own a national identity?
Part III: Economic, Political, and Social Conflict
10. Food Security: What are the economic and political determinants of food
security and the global implications of world hunger?
11. Ethnic Conflicts: What are the underlying reasons and the consequences
of these conflicts?
12. Human Migration: What are the socio-economic and political implications
of the transnational flow of people?
13. Global Conflict: Is the world safer because of military intervention,
and what are the consequences of militarism?
Conclusion
Glossary
Lesson Plans and Websites
References
Index
List of Illustrations
Author Profile
Acknowledgements
To the Instructor
Introduction
Part I: Cultural Imperialism and Human Rights
1. Purdah: Is the practice of female seclusion and wearing hijab
oppressive to women or an expression of their identity?
2. Female Circumcision: Is this practice a violation of human rights or a
cherished cultural tradition?
3. International Aid: What benefits do NGOs provide developing countries
and how can their presence generate new challenges?
4. Population Growth: Is the world over-populated and should governments
have the right to control birthrates?
Part II: Culture Change and Changing Identities
5. Heritage Languages: Are they an endangered species?
6. Body Image: How does body image affect identity and status, and how has
the transnational flow of Western ideals of beauty impacted other cultures?
7. Same-Sex Marriage: What are the socio-economic, religious, and political
implications of same-sex marriage and changing family structure?
8. Social Media: What is its role in socio-political revolution?
9. Global Nomads: Do Third Culture Kids own a national identity?
Part III: Economic, Political, and Social Conflict
10. Food Security: What are the economic and political determinants of food
security and the global implications of world hunger?
11. Ethnic Conflicts: What are the underlying reasons and the consequences
of these conflicts?
12. Human Migration: What are the socio-economic and political implications
of the transnational flow of people?
13. Global Conflict: Is the world safer because of military intervention,
and what are the consequences of militarism?
Conclusion
Glossary
Lesson Plans and Websites
References
Index
Author Profile
Acknowledgements
To the Instructor
Introduction
Part I: Cultural Imperialism and Human Rights
1. Purdah: Is the practice of female seclusion and wearing hijab
oppressive to women or an expression of their identity?
2. Female Circumcision: Is this practice a violation of human rights or a
cherished cultural tradition?
3. International Aid: What benefits do NGOs provide developing countries
and how can their presence generate new challenges?
4. Population Growth: Is the world over-populated and should governments
have the right to control birthrates?
Part II: Culture Change and Changing Identities
5. Heritage Languages: Are they an endangered species?
6. Body Image: How does body image affect identity and status, and how has
the transnational flow of Western ideals of beauty impacted other cultures?
7. Same-Sex Marriage: What are the socio-economic, religious, and political
implications of same-sex marriage and changing family structure?
8. Social Media: What is its role in socio-political revolution?
9. Global Nomads: Do Third Culture Kids own a national identity?
Part III: Economic, Political, and Social Conflict
10. Food Security: What are the economic and political determinants of food
security and the global implications of world hunger?
11. Ethnic Conflicts: What are the underlying reasons and the consequences
of these conflicts?
12. Human Migration: What are the socio-economic and political implications
of the transnational flow of people?
13. Global Conflict: Is the world safer because of military intervention,
and what are the consequences of militarism?
Conclusion
Glossary
Lesson Plans and Websites
References
Index