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COMPARATIVE
GLOBAL STUDIES
Final
Project for each class asked students to compare their
observations:
Migration
& Culture (2 countries)
Global
Cities (2 countries)
Ryan Bahry, Stupas
Minarets & Transnational Spaces (Yangon
& Istanbul)
Carrie Benson, From
Slums to Starbucks (India & Madrid)
Esther Cha, A
New Transnational Vernacular (Japan &
Croatia
Sarah Grimaldi, The
Costly Implications of Globalization (Beijing
& Cairo)
Jason Hart, A
Comparison of Transnational and Vernacular in Turkey
and Vietnam
Perry Jackman, Tweedle
Dee and Tweedle Dum (Japan & Egypt)
Evan Kleiman, The
World is a Playground of Endless Knowledge
(Burma & Croatia)
Lindsay Kuhlmann, When
Vernacular and Transnational Mix (China &
Spain)
John Overington, Crossing
the
Globe: Cairo versus Dubrovnik
Paul Padegimas, Global
Cities Compared and Contrasted: Tokyo and Istanbul
Ryan Reck, Kyoto,
Istanbul, and the Transnational
Danica Taylor, Using
Vernacular and Transnational to Guide me through a
Global World (Vietnam & Turkey)
Kristin Trapp, Comparing
Egypt and Hong Kong
Jessica Von Wendel, Transnational
Ethnography: Issues of Vernacular Preservation:
Migrants in Hong Kong and Spain
Jane Wiseman, Crossing
the Globe: Kobe to Istanbul
Field
Methods (3 countries)
Lara Calloway, English
Language Acquisition (Japan, Burma, India)
Wren Chan, Cultural
Influences
in Urban Development in Large Cities (Hong Kong,
Ho Chi Minh City and Istanbul)
Michelle Cox, Reactions
To
Americans (Vietnam, Burma, Turkey)
Allie D'Amanda, To
Accept
or Reject, That is the Question (Hong Kong,
India, Turkey)
Ryan Harper, Realms
of
Conflict Among Youth (Egypt, Turkey, Spain)
Melody Heath, How
Do
I Look? (Egypt, India, Japan)
Chloι Hirschhorn, Getting
From Point A to Point B Around the World (Burma,
Croatia, India)
Tatsuru Kimura, Professional
Selling
to Tourists (India, Vietnam, Egypt)
Gordon Klco, Religious
Sites
Around the World (Vietnam, Burma, Spain)
Robbieanna Leung, It's
a
Small World After All (India, Croatia, Turkey)
John Meade, Youth
Culture Across the World & Their Perceptions of
the United States (Japan, Egypt, Croatia)
Caroline Park, Finding
War & Hoping Peace (Vietnam, Burma, Croatia)
Preston Price, Soccer
As
A Global Phenomenon (Burma, Turkey, Spain)
Jaimie Isabel Rosado, Music,
Memory
and Place (Croatia, Vietnam, Egypt)
Suzanne Schefcik, Transnational
Transportation
Networks (Japan, India, Egypt)
Rebecca Stubbs, Youth
Cross-Culturally (Japan, Hong Kong, Croatia)
Jessica Von Wendel, Performative
Mercantilism (China, Turkey, Burma)
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