Global Studies Journal

Volume 1, Issue 4

Published by The Global Studies Journal

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Global Studies Journal, Volume 1. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 5.169MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Rotational Employment Practices: The Local Response to Global Flexible Employment Patterns pp.1-10 • Globalization and Development Strategy for the China Tourism Industry: The Case of Inner Mongolia pp.11-20 • Globalizing Translation: Understanding the Aesthetic Ideology pp.21-28 • Globalism as Structure: Ideas, Identities and Structural Change pp.29-38 • Ecocentric Perspectives on Global Warming: Toward an Earth Jurisprudence pp.39-50 • Adam Smith and Coffee Farmers in Ethiopia pp.51-60 • Bridging the World Language Divide in the USA: A Requirement for 21st-Century International Education and U.S. Global Leadership pp.61-68 • Economic Globalization and Caribbean Economies: Competitive Developments, Strategic Response, and Performance pp.69-78 • Impact of Global Economy and Women’s Employment in the Informal Economy on Family Violence: A Neglected Issue pp.79-94 • ‘The Japan Problem’ and its Complexification of Globalization Theory pp.95-104	• The Enlarging European Union: How to Stay a Global Player? pp.105-124 • Perceptions of Culturally-Based Ethics, Trust and their Impact on Global Supply Chains pp.125-138 • Neo-isms: What’s New about Ideology in the Global Age? pp.139-148 • Child Labor on West African Cocoa Farms pp.149-158 • Mobile Cities: Reinventing Urban Mobility pp.159-168 • Ways to Approach Climate Change in Developing Countries pp.169-178 • “Bozorg Mishi Yadet Mire”: The U.S. University in Moth Smoke and Dakhmeh pp.179-182 • Iramoo: The Beginnings of Sustainable Futures in the Minds of Preservice Teachers pp.183-192 • Does Corporate Market Performance Affect Environmental Information Disclosure? The Case of the Chinese Chemical Industry pp.193-200

Articles:

• Rotational Employment Practices: The Local Response to Global Flexible Employment Patterns pp.1-10

• Globalization and Development Strategy for the China Tourism Industry: The Case of Inner Mongolia pp.11-20

• Globalizing Translation: Understanding the Aesthetic Ideology pp.21-28

• Globalism as Structure: Ideas, Identities and Structural Change pp.29-38

• Ecocentric Perspectives on Global Warming: Toward an Earth Jurisprudence pp.39-50

• Adam Smith and Coffee Farmers in Ethiopia pp.51-60

• Bridging the World Language Divide in the USA: A Requirement for 21st-Century International Education and U.S. Global Leadership pp.61-68

• Economic Globalization and Caribbean Economies: Competitive Developments, Strategic Response, and Performance pp.69-78

• Impact of Global Economy and Women’s Employment in the Informal Economy on Family Violence: A Neglected Issue pp.79-94

• ‘The Japan Problem’ and its Complexification of Globalization Theory pp.95-104

• The Enlarging European Union: How to Stay a Global Player? pp.105-124

• Perceptions of Culturally-Based Ethics, Trust and their Impact on Global Supply Chains pp.125-138

• Neo-isms: What’s New about Ideology in the Global Age? pp.139-148

• Child Labor on West African Cocoa Farms pp.149-158

• Mobile Cities: Reinventing Urban Mobility pp.159-168

• Ways to Approach Climate Change in Developing Countries pp.169-178

• “Bozorg Mishi Yadet Mire”: The U.S. University in Moth Smoke and Dakhmeh pp.179-182

• Iramoo: The Beginnings of Sustainable Futures in the Minds of Preservice Teachers pp.183-192

• Does Corporate Market Performance Affect Environmental Information Disclosure? The Case of the Chinese Chemical Industry pp.193-200

Related Issues:
• Global Studies Journal Volume 1, Issue 1 • Global Studies Journal Volume 1, Issue 2 • Global Studies Journal Volume 1, Issue 3	• Global Studies Journal Volume 1, Issue 4

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