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Globalization Since 1492 2006

by Anthony J. Hall

Globalization Since 1492 is a interdisciplinary university course that examines the complex historical nature of globalization. The class is broadcast live wednesday nights at globalizationstudies.org 6pm MST.

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Episodes

  1. On the Trail of Decolonization, Religious Freedom and Self Determination: From Blackfoot Country to Nepal, India and Tibet

  2. Money, Migration and Power in the Global Community

  3. Water, Climate and Biodiversity in the Regeneration of Life on Planet Earth

  4. Where the Local Meets the Global: Student Activism in the Public Interest

  5. Globalization & The Modern Day Indian Wars in North America

  6. Globalization, Technology and Education

  7. Colonization, Self Determination, and Aboriginal Health 2of2

  8. Colonization, Self Determination, and Aboriginal Health 1of2

  9. What is Truth? 911 Truth Movement 2 of 2

  10. What is Truth? 911 Truth Movement 1 of 2

  11. Global Linkages, What is Truth? 2 of 2

    Professor Mark Spooner, Howard Forsythe guests in tonights class.

  12. Global Linkages, What is Truth? 1 of 2

    Professor Mark Spooner, Howard Forsythe guests in tonights class.

  13. Introduction, Brief History of Globalization 2 of 2

    Introduction to the Fall 2006 class, setting agenda for the semester.

  14. Introduction, Brief History of Globalization 1 of 2

    Introduction to the Fall 2006 class, setting agenda for the semester.

  15. Summary and Wrap Up of Globalization Since 1492 2of2

  16. Summary and Wrap Up of Globalization Since 1492 1of2

  17. Dams, Globalization and the Commodification of Water 4of4

  18. Dams, Globalization and the Commodification of Water 3of4

  19. Dams, Globalization and the Commodification of Water 2of4

  20. Dams, Globalization and the Commodification of Water 1of4

  21. Money, Medicare, and the Consequences of Privatization 4of4

  22. Money, Medicare, and the Consequences of Privatization 3of4

  23. Money, Medicare, and the Consequences of Privatization 2of4

  24. Money, Medicare, and the Consequences of Privatization 1of4

  25. Imperialism, Empire Building and Decolonization / Africa 3of4

  26. Imperialism, Empire Building and Decolonization / Africa 2of4

  27. Imperialism, Empire Building and Decolonization / Africa 1of4

  28. Drama, Revolution and Globalization 4of4

    Professor Alberto Guevara reflects on h is experiences working with performance revolution and as a catalyst of revolution and social change in Nicaragua, Canada and Nepal.

  29. Drama, Revolution and Globalization 3of4

    Professor Alberto Guevara reflects on h is experiences working with performance revolution and as a catalyst of revolution and social change in Nicaragua, Canada and Nepal.

  30. Drama, Revolution and Globalization 2of4

    Professor Alberto Guevara reflects on h is experiences working with performance revolution and as a catalyst of revolution and social change in Nicaragua, Canada and Nepal.

  31. Drama, Revolution and Globalization 1of4

    Professor Alberto Guevara reflects on h is experiences working with performance revolution and as a catalyst of revolution and social change in Nicaragua, Canada and Nepal.

  32. Indigenous People, Globalization and the Canadian Constitution 4of4

  33. Where is Here? Orienting Ourselves to Globalization 4of4

  34. Where is Here? Orienting Ourselves to Globalization 3of4

  35. Where is Here? Orienting Ourselves to Globalization 2of4

  36. Where is Here? Orienting Ourselves to Globalization 1of4

  37. Canada and the Global Community After the Election 4of4

  38. Canada and the Global Community After the Election 3of4

  39. Canada and the Global Community After the Election 2of4

  40. Canada and the Global Community After the Election 1of4

  41. Facts, Interpretations, Opinions, and Imagery in the Study of Globalization Since 1492 3of4

  42. Facts, Interpretations, Opinions, and Imagery in the Study of Globalization Since 1492 4of4

  43. Facts, Interpretations, Opinions, and Imagery in the Study of Globalization Since 1492 2of4

  44. Facts, Interpretations, Opinions, and Imagery in the Study of Globalization Since 1492 1of4

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Globalization Since 1492 is a interdisciplinary university course that examines the complex historical nature of globalization. The class is broadcast live wednesday nights at globalizationstudies.org 6pm MST.

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Anthony J. Hall

Produced by Brian Lutchmeesingh

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