“Listen man, I smoke, I snort ... I’ve been begging on the street since I was just a baby. I’ve cleaned windshields at stoplights. I’ve polished shoes, I’ve robbed, I’ve killed. ... I ain’t no kid, no ...

If we consider culture as an emanation of flows of local and global influences, then we should expect everything around us to be tinged with the color of that same flow. "According to Csíkszentmihályi ...

Six acclaimed environmental scholars will come to UB during the academic year for a series of lectures on water, globalization and culture—with a special focus on the Buffalo Niagara region—as part of ...

As fall break ended and classes began again, all around campus a predictable question started conversations. “So, where’d you go?” For some, Princeton was the perfect retreat, while others took the ...

We increasingly hear the conclusion that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means the end of the modern trend toward globalization. I certainly agree that Vladimir Putin's acts challenge it. But I also ...

Shannon K. O’Neil offers a powerful case for why regionalization, not globalization, has been the biggest economic trend of the last forty Globalization is not the only—or even the real—story of the ...

From an excellent editorial in today’s WSJ, written by the CEO of Sony Pictures, titled “Globalization and Cultural Diversity“: “If what can be seen in the cinemas and on television screens from ...

How global, really, are “global” companies? Pankaj Ghemawat, who taught at Harvard Business School for 25 years before moving to Spain to become a professor of global strategy at Barcelona’s IESE ...