As a security architecture and a comprehensive
package are framed and the process of
implementation begins, North Korea shall take
steps simultaneously toward eliminating nuclear... Click here to read more about the NKI.
Globis conducts research and educational activities that examine recent global economic, political, and
socio-cultural trends.
Globis' Study Abroad programs introduce students to the study of global issues by covering topics that are necessary in order to be an informed world citizen.
Globis hosts an ongoing series of Friday Fora. These fora provide scholars and students a collegial venue in which to present their research.
The Center offers both an Undergraduate Certificate in Global Studies and a Graduate Certificate in Global Policy Studies.
Globis seeks to provide the future-oriented theories and conceptualizations needed to enable civilized coexistence in the twenty-first century and beyond.
globis news
from the director's corner
Sep 16
Professor Han S. Park, the director of Globis, will give a lecture titled "Conflict Mediation -- Personal Reflections on the Release of American Journalists from North Korea," discussing the role he played in last month's highly publicized release of journalists Euna Lee and Laura Ling.
The lecture will take place Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 3:30 p.m. in the Larry Walker Room on the 4th floor of Rusk Hall on North campus. Sponsored by the School of Law’s Dean Rusk Center and the School of Public and International Affairs, the event is free and open to the public.
DEC 4
Friday Forum: Dr. Jeffrey Berejikian will talk about the process of turning seminar papers, MA theses, and dissertations into peer-reviewed publications. Dr. Berejikian’s Friday Forum presentation will take place on November 20, at 3:00 PM. More info
SUM 2010
Globis is currently accepting applications for the following study abroad programs: Stellenbosch, February 1 deadline; Verona, March 1 deadline; Kyoto, March 31 deadline.
Late leader stood for peace in Korea The late Kim Dae-jung, a Nobel Peace Laureate and former president of South Korea, is often referred to as “the Nelson Mandela of Korea.” This title was given to him for his lifelong struggle in promoting democracy and human rights in South Korea during the turbulent years of military dictatorship.
In his struggle to protect democracy and the right of the common man, he was imprisoned multiple times, exiled abroad, kidnapped...Read more.
