Going Global How in the world is Emory? Global Scholarship for Informed Action Around Campus, Around the World "I think we want Emory people working in global health to have a kind of distinctive, humble, non-arrogant, cooperative ethos." "Is this an imperialist culture, in which we are getting the Emory name brand out, or is it a genuinely inclusive, reciprocal partnership?" Swimming with the Turbot Scholarship for a Global Public We May Be Using English, But That Doesn’t Mean We’re Speaking the Same Language Universalizing global knowledge Endnotes
Going Global How in the world is Emory?
Global Scholarship for Informed Action
Around Campus, Around the World
"I think we want Emory people working in global health to have a kind of distinctive, humble, non-arrogant, cooperative ethos."
"Is this an imperialist culture, in which we are getting the Emory name brand out, or is it a genuinely inclusive, reciprocal partnership?"
Swimming with the Turbot Scholarship for a Global Public
We May Be Using English, But That Doesn’t Mean We’re Speaking the Same Language Universalizing global knowledge
Endnotes
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Abduallahi An-Na'im, Law Edna Bay, Institute for the Liberal Arts Peter J. Brown, Anthropology/Global Health Rohit Chopra, Institute for the Liberal Arts Joyce Flueckiger, Religion Tom Remington, Political Science Tom Robertson, Institute for Developing Nations Pamela Scully, Women's Studies Holli Semetko, International Affairs
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