Resources

The Center for Global Studies is an information clearing-house that provides resources and referrals to K-12 educators, college instructors, the general public, the business community, and students. We sponsor activities, seminars, public lecture series, conferences, and cultural events. Our outreach resources and projects include:

The Global Studies Events Calendar, including seminars, lectures, and events.

Outreach Collection

Teaching Resources | Reference/Manuals | Guides and Catalogs | Reports | Periodicals | Information on Other Schools and Programs | General Resources

Topical Books and Papers | International Security | International Political Economy | Ethnicity and Nationalism | Law, State, and Society

Teaching Resources

College and University

• Church of Chief State School Officers
• Civic Education Project: Central/Eastern Europe/Eurasia
• Information Concerning Classroom Support Services for the Office of Undergraduate Education
• International Teaching Resources for Business
• Mentor: Handbook for New Teaching Assistants, 6th ed., 1995
• University of Washington: Center for Instructional Development and Research

Elementary, Middle, High School

• Teaching Resources for International Education (9 copies, 2001 edition)

Videos and CDs for Teaching

• PBS Video: Empires, Napoleon
• World History, CD-ROM
• Western Civilization, CD-ROM
• Labyrinths: Their Mystery and Magic
• Labyrinths: The History of the Maze
• Educational Video Network: The French Revolution: Origins
• The French Revolution Continues

Reference/Manuals

• Access Guide for Person¹s With Disabilities
• Chicago Manual of Style, twelfth edition
• Computer Training Catalog: Spring Quarter 2000
• Microsoft Word for Windows: User¹s Reference
• Words In Type: A Guide in Preparation of Manuscripts

Topical Books and Papers

International Security

International Security: Books

Leek, K. Mark, ed. Proceedings of the Cultural Attitudes about the Environment and Ecology, and their Connection to Regional Political Stability.

International Security: Papers

• Lornz, Col. F.M. and Lieut. Col. Ed Erickson. Security Implications of the Southeast Anatolia Project: The Euphrates Triangle. (Washington, DC: 1997)
• Two Images of a Future American Foreign Policy. Conference at the UW, April 1998 (6 copies)
• NATO Transoformed: The Alliance¹s New Role in International Security, David Yost. US Institute of Peace 1998

International Political Economy

International Political Economy: Books

• Hamer, John and Bruce Chapman. International Seattle: Creating a Globally Competitive Community.

International Political Economy: Papers

• Freeman, Gary. The Decline of Sovereignty? Politics and Immigration Restriction In Liberal States.
• Heo, Uk. Turning From Economic Miracle to Financial Crisis in South Korea. University of Wisconsin Center for International Studies Occasional Paper. Milwaukee, 1999.
• Horowitz, Shane. Softer Credit, Harder Landings: Weathering Financial Crisis in Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. University of Wisconsin Center for International Studies Occasional Paper. Milwaukee, 1999.
• Jones, Christopher. Retooling a Cold War Alliance for the 21st Century. International Political Economy Colloquium Series. Jackson School, 1998.
• Jones, Christopher. NATO Enlargement and the Former Warsaw Pact States: From the Brezhnev Doctrine to the Havel Doctrine.
• Maxfield, Sylvia. The Implications of Financial Internationalization for Income Distribution and Democratic Consolidation in Latin America.
• Mayhew, Anne. On Institutional Economics and David Landes. University of Wisconsin Center for International Studies Occasional Paper. Milwaukee, 1999.
• Nasr, Vali. Economic Adjustment, Institutional Change, and State Formation: The Case of Pahlavi Iran.
• Pacific Council on International Policy: Fresh Perspectives on a Changing World. 1999-2000.
• Paul, T.V. Power Versus Prudence: Why Nations Forgo Nuclear Weapons? Book Manuscript in Progress (2 copies).
• Pauly, Louise. The Political Economy of International Capitol Mobility.
• Pempel, T. J. Structural Gaiatsu: International Financial Movements and Domestic Political Change. (2 copies).
• Security, Strategy, and Statecraft. United States Military Academy Senior Conference XXXV (June 5-7, 1997).
• Simmons, Beth. Money and the Law: Commitment and Compliance in International Monetary Affairs.
• Solingen, Etel. Domestic Coalitions, Grand Strategies, and Regional Orders.
  Spiro, David. Where Does the Buck Stop? The National Bases of Internationalized Money. (2 copies)
• Varela, Olmedo J. The Panama Canal, Migration Streams, and the Changing Patterns of Human Settlement in the Republic of Panama. University of Wisconsin Occasional Paper. Milwaukee, 1998.

Ethnicity and Nationalism

Ethnicity and Nationalism: Papers

• Colloquium for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism. The Center for Global Studies, Henry M. Jackson School of International Affairs. 1998 Theme: Religion, Modernity, and the Politics of Cultural Diversity. A Collection of Flyers.
• Desan, Susan. Redefining Revolutionary Liberty: The Rhetoric of Religious Revival during the French Revolution. From The Journal of Modern History (March, 1998).
• Freeze, Gregory L. Counter-Reformation in Russian Orthodoxy: Popular Responses to Religious Innovation, 1922-1925. From The Slavic Review (No. 2, Summer, 1995).
• Iriye, Akira. Globalization and Multiculturalism: Twin Themes of the Twentieth Century. Kalamazoo College, the Center for West European Studies, Working Paper no. 5, Winter 2002.
• Pollock, David and Elaine El Assal. The Muslim Majority: Views from Beyond the Middle East. Office of Research, Department of State.
• Janiewski, Dr. Dolores. Department of History, Victoria University of Wellingford, New Zealand. A Tale of Six Women: Gender, Race and Wounded Nationalism(s). A Lecture Presented at the University of Washington (January 1999).
• Maxted, Julia. Human Sciences Research Council, Pretoria, South Africa. Enduring Myths of Blood and Bone: Conflict and Human Rights Violations in Somalia. A paper presented to the Colloquium for the Study of Gender and Nationalism, University of Washington, 1999.
• Muslim Democrat. Vol. 2, No. 3, Nov. 2000
• Young, Glennys. Introduction, Chapter 5: Resilience, and Conclusion. From Power and the Sacred in Revolutionary Russia.
• Twine, France Winddance. Brown Skinned White Girls: Class, Culture, and the Construction of White Identity in Suburban Communities. From Gender, Place, and Culture (Vol. 3, No. 2, pp 205-224). (2 Copies)
• Twine, France Winddance. Heterosexual Alliances. The Romantic Management of Racial Identity. From Gender and Sexual Identity.
• Twine, France Winddance. O Hiato de Genero Nas Percepcoes de Racismo ­ O Caso Dos Alto ­ Brasileiros Socialmente Ascendentes. From A Constucao de Raca O Estada Nasao.

Law, State, and Society

Law, State, and Society: Papers

• Papers from the Boundaries and Belongings Conference
  ---Arat, Yepim. Boundaries of the Nation-State and the Lure of the Islamic
  Community in Turkey.
  ---Callahan, Mary. Silence no More: Boundaries, Belonging, and Language
  Politics in Post-Socialist Burma.
  ---Conant, Lisa. Transnational Citizenship?: Boundaries and Belongings in the
  European Union.
  ---Diamant, Neil J. Boundaries and Identity in Conditions of Extreme
  Politicization: The State in Private and Public Places (1949-1966).
  ---Fawaz, Leila. Boundaries and Identity in Lebanon in the Late Ottoman Period.
  ---Kasaba, Resat. Do States Always Favor States? Changing Status of Nomads in the Ottoman Empire in the 18th and 19th Centuries.
  ---Hibou, Beatrice. Ideas and Practices of the State of Morocco.
  ---Kemp, Adriana. ŒDangerous Populations¹: State, Territoriality, and the
  Constitutions of National Minorities.
  ---Lawson, Kenneth. The Inclusions and Exclusions of War and Nationalism:
  Belonging And Not in Rossland, B.C. During the Great War.
  ---Stein, Sara Abrevaya. Ottomanism in Zhargon: The First Ladino Newspaper
  of the Ottoman Empire.
  ---Watts, Nicole. Supra-Territorial Nationalisms and the Institutionalization of
  Virtual Kurdistan West.
  ---Woods, Patricia J. Group Boundaries and Religious Authorities in Israel:
  Visions of State.
• Dalton, Russell J. Democracy and its Citizens: Patterns of Political Change

• Abu-Lughod, Janet. The World System in the 13th Century: Dead-End or Precursor?
• Austin, Regina. Not Just for the Fun of It!: Governmental Restraints on Black Leisure, Social Inequality, and Privatization of Public Spaces. The Southern California Law Review. Vol. 71. 1998.
• Birdsall, Nancy. The World Bank of the Future: Victim, Villain, Global Credit Union? Policy Brief from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Vol. 1, No. 1, October 2000.
• Bondi, Lize and Monda Domosh. On the Contours of Public Space: A Tale of Three Women. Antipode. Vol. 30, No. 3. 1998: 270-289.
• Broers, Michael. This Stranded Isle: The Loss of the English Self? Kalamazoo College, Center for Western European Studies. Working paper No. 4, Fall 2001.
• Crosby, Alfred W. The Columbian Voyages, the Columbian Exchange, and Their Historians.
• Eaton, Richard M. Islamic History as Global History.
• Ezrahi, Yaron. Rubber Bullets: Power and Conscience in Modern Israel.
• Franzin, Jonathan. American Notes: Imperial Bedroom. The New Yorker. October 12, 1998: 48-52.
• How People Learn: Bridging Research and Practice. National Research Council.
• Harris, Ian M. Challenges for Peace Educators at the Beginning of the Twenty-first Century. Occasional Paper Series, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, no. 01-02.
• Hutcheon, Linda and Michael Hutcheon. The Consumptive Heroine in Opera. Kalamazoo College, Center for Western European Studies. Working paper No. 3, Fall 2001.
• Krause, Volder and Lars Peter Soltvedt. Social Science and Foreign Policy: Exploring the Policy Implications of Findings from the Correlates of War Project. University of Wisconsin Occasional Paper. Milwaukee, 1997.
• Lipinski, Tomas A. and Johannes J. Britz. Deconstructing and Re-Constructing the Protection of Indigenous Knowledge in a Global Marketplace: Legal and Ethnical Implications of North American, South African and Other Case Studies. Occasional Paper Series, the Center for International Education, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, no. 01-01.
• Lieren, Anatol. Soldiers Before Missiles: Meeting the Challenge from the World¹s Streets.
• Maison Mediterraneenne des Sciences de l¹Homme. Collection of materials from Professor Resat Kasaba containing: Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies (brochure), The Syrian Land, Processes of integration and fragmentation in Bilad Al-Sham from the 18th to the 20th century (paper), and The Arab Image in the West (report on a conversazione held at Oxford, 7-9 June, 1998).
• McNeill, William. The Age of Gunpowder Empires. 1450-1800.
• Middle East and North Africa: Issues in Development. The World Bank, Fall 1995.
• Osiel, Mark J. Obeying Orders: Atrocity, Military Discipline, and the Law of War. California Law Review. Vol. 86. 1998.
• Richardson, Neil R. Is Anybody Home? Do Policy Makers Consciously Ignore Research? University of Wisconsin Center for International Studies Occasional Paper. Milwaukee, 1997.
• Said, Mona. Public Sector Employment and Labor Markets in Arab Countries: Recent Development and Policy Issues. Working Papers Series. Economic Research Forum for the Arab Countries, Iran, and Turkey.
• Santos, Boaventura de Sousa. Three Metaphors for a New Conception of Law: The Frontier, The Baroque, and the South. Law and Society Review. Vol. 29, No. 4. 1995: 569-638.
• Schneider, Ann Imlah and Barbara B. Burn, Research Team and Advisory Board Members. Federal Funding on International Studies and Foreign Language Programs: A Research Report. Published by the University of Massachusetts Amhert, May 1999.
• Simon, Jonathan. The Ideological Effects of Actuarial Practices. Law and Society Review. Vol. 22. No. 4. 1988.
• Xiaoquan, Ni. Human Rights in Sino-American Relations. Chinese Academy of Social Science (No. 2). Occasional Papers. Lehigh University.

Guides and Catalogs

• Global Resources. The International Collections of the Library of Congress.
• Guide to Digital Tools. UW Computing and Communications. Dec. 1996
• Guide to Policy Experts: 2001-2002. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• Global Resources. The International Collections of the Library of Congress.
• Guide to Specialists: 1997-1998. The United States Institute of Peace.
• History 2002. University of California Press.
• Filmmakers Library, 1999.
• Films for the Humanities and Sciences: Multicultural Studies, 1999.
• Films for the Humanities and Sciences: Asian Studies, Spring 2002
• Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Yale University Press Catalog
• Rand International Policy: Military Affairs. 2001 Catalog.
• Rand International Policy: Military Affairs. 2002 Catalog.
• Saqui Book Publishers, 1999 Catalogue
• Sociology and Cultural Studies, Fall 1998. Columbia U Press book catalog.
• Third World Newsreel. Catalogue of Films.
• Title Four Anniversary: International Education in American Colleges and
• Universities: Prospect and Retrospect, A Guide

Reports

• Henry M. Jackson School Annual Report 2000: Striking A Balance in Land Use Planning.
• Land Reform, 1997-1999 (3 issues). UN Food and Agriculture Organization.
• Report to the State, University of Washington, 1998.
• University of Washington¹s Endowment Report. 2000.

Periodicals

• Collection of Bargaining Agreements by and between the Board of Regents of the UW and the Classified Staff Association, District 925. November 1996 ­ October 1999.
• Critique International. No. 1. Autumn 1998.
• The Cypress Review
• The Economist. January 16th ­ 22nd, 1999
  --- January 23rd ­ 29th, 1999
• ENGAR: Education Department General Administration Regulations. September 16, 1999.
• Guide to Courses in Environmental Policy and Related Topics at the University of Washington. Graduate Course Offerings 1995-1996.
• History of Turkish People: A Reassesment.
• Index of Censorship for Free Expression. Vol. 30, 2001
• International Accents. Vol.2, no. 1 Fall/Winter 2001.
• IO: International Organization. Autumn 1999, 1998.
• International Studies Review. Vol. 3, No. 1, June 2000
• Journal of Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs. Vol. 2, No. 2, December 2000.
• Macalester International: Nature, People, and Globalization. Vol. 4, Spring 1997
  --- Vol. 6, Spring 1998
• Miller Center Journal. Vol. 14, Spring 1997.
• O¹Haway, Marina. Less is Better: An Agenda for Africa. Policy Brief from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Vol. 1, No. 1, December 2000.
• Pei, Miaxin. Future Shock: The WTO and Political Change in China. Policy Brief from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Vol. 1, No. 3. February 2001.
• Positions: East Asia Culture Critique Vol. 3, No. 3, Winter 1995
  • Vol. 4, No. 2, Fall 1996
  • Vol. 4, No. 3, Winter 1996
  • Vol. 7, No. 2, Fall 1999
  • Vol. 7, No. 3, Winter 1999
  • Vol. 8, No. 2, Fall 2000
  • Vol. 8, No. 3, Winter 2000
  • Vol. 9, No. 1, Spring
• Transitions: Changes in Post-Communist Societies. Vol. 5, No. 8, August 1998
  World Politics. Vol. 49, No. 4, July 1997.
• Women¹s Foreign Policy Group. 1999, 1997 Directory of Members.

Information on Other Schools and Programs

• The American University in Cairo. Brochure and Catalog 2000-2001.
  2001-2002.
• Cornell University. Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies. 96-98.
• European University Institute. Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies. 2001-2002
• Kansas State University. Graduate Studies in Political Science.
• Loughborough University Department of Geography. Master¹s in Global Transformations.
• Monterey Institute of International Studies: Monterey, CA.
• Michigan State University. Summer Institute for Language Education and Research. 1998, 2000.
• Middlebury College: The Language School, 2001
• Princeton Center for International Studies. Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Graduate Programs.
• --- Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship Program Application.
• School for International Training. College Semester Abroad. 1997-1998, 1999-2000.
• The United Nations University.
• University of California, San Diego. Graduate School of International Relations and Pacific Studies.
• University of Copenhagen. Exchange Program in Social Sciences.
• University of Minnesota. Institute for Global Studies.
• University of Ulster. University Incore Initiative on Conflict Resolution and Ethnicity.
• University of Washington. Graduate School of Public Affairs.

General Resources
General Resources: Books

• Les Nouvelles Relations Internationales Pratiques et Theories.
• Ingebritsen, Christine. The Nordic States and European Unity.
• UW Showcase: A Century of Excellence in the Arts, Humanities, and Professional School at the University of Washington

General Resources: Papers/Folders/Files

• Anchordoguy¹s Answers to Curriculum Survey Questionnaire
• Fulbright Fellowship Information, located on second shelf from bottom
• International Studies Newsletters from Various Universities
• New Strength and Unity: SEIU/925
• Newsletters from various area studies programs in the Jackson school; located on the second and third shelves from the bottom.
• Travel and Exchange Programs Info
• US Department of Education: Fiscal Year 2000 Fulbright-Hays Grant applications for the following programs: 1) The Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad Program, 2) Group Projects Abroad Program (2 copies), 3) Faculty Research Abroad Program, and 4) Seminars Abroad Program.

   

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