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Migrations, Borders and Diasporas in the Americas Call for Paper Proposals The SSRC Regional Advisory Panel on Latin America and the Caribbean invites researchers from throughout the Hemisphere to submit proposals for papers to be presented at the June 26-28 2003 conference on Migrations, Borders and Diasporas in the Americas at FLACSO-Dominican Republic in Santo Domingo . This conference is part of a project on Translocal Flows: Migrations and Contested Urban Spaces in the Americas. The project seeks to facilitate dialogue and coordinate research among junior scholars working on issues of migration and urban spaces in the humanities and the social sciences in North America and Latin America, and in the fields of Latin American Studies and Chicano/Puerto Rican/Latino Studies in the United States. Graduate and post-graduate level researchers from anywhere in North, Central and South America and the Caribbean are eligible to apply. Paper proposals may focus on any area of the Americas and may be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese. Proposals should not exceed 500 words and we encourage applicants to submit their applications via e-mail. Applicants must include a cover sheet with their name, contact information, institutional affiliation, academic level and relevant publications. We ask that applicants visit our web page and use the electronic forms provided when submitting their applications. An interdisciplinary selection committee convened by the Regional Advisory Panel will choose between 15-20 proposals to be developed into papers for presentation at the June conference, which will be held at a yet to be determined location in Latin America. A grant from the Rockefeller Foundation will enable the SSRC to cover travel and maintenance costs at the conference for all paper authors.

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CFP: Migrations, Borders and Diasporas in the Americas (Latin America) (2/1/03; 6/?/03) From: stahlmann ( stahlmann@ssrc.org Date: Tue Jan 14 2003 - 14:23:28 EST Next message: stahlmann: "CFP: Cities, Inequality and Subjectivity in the Americas (2/1/03; 5/?/03)" Previous message: Levin Tolstoi: "CFP: Incarnadine Inscriptions: The Post-Colonial Text (grad) (2/1/03; 3/22/03-3/23/03)" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Translocal Flows: Migrations, Borders and Diasporas in the Americas Call for Paper Proposals The Social Science Research Council's Regional Advisory Panel on Latin America and the Caribbean invites researchers from throughout the Hemisphere to submit proposals for papers to be presented at a June 2003 conference on Migrations, Borders and Diasporas in the Americas. This conference is part of a project on Translocal Flows in the Americas. The project seeks to facilitate dialogue and coordinate research among junior scholars working on issues of migration and urban spaces in the humanities and the social sciences in North America and Latin America, and in the fields of Latin

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ACI Home General Catalog Schedule of Classes Registrar Home ... UCSC Home Winter 2003 This information effective for Winter 2003. Check with instructor the first day of class for any changes. Latin American and Latino Studies LALS-001 LALS-100A LALS-121 LALS-194N 1. Introduction to Latin American and Latino Studies Note: This syllabus from a previous quarter Instructor: Susanne Jonas Office: Merrill 110, 459-3232, 459-2855-message E-mail: sjonas@ucsc.edu Office Hours: Wed. 12:30-3:30, Th. 2-3 or by appointment Course Description: Course Readings: Required readings are a Course Reader (available in class); Peter Winn, Americas (at Bay Tree and Slug Books); and maps (at Bay Tree). In addition, a number of books on Latin America and Latinos will be on reserve for use in preparing written assignments. 1. Books on Latin America:

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Presentation of the Alban Programme Speech by The Rt Hon Chris Patten, CH The European Union and Latin America enjoy a long-standing tradition of exchange in higher education. For many years, students from every corner of Latin America had been coming to study at universities and institutes in Europe, while European students had been making the reverse trip across the Atlantic. This type of educational and cultural exchange is a crucial aspect of the whole EU-Latin America relations. Links between our education sectors help to strengthen our common cultural heritage and encourage the creation of long-term contacts between young people from both our regions. However, recently, the number of Latin American students and young professionals coming to Europe to take postgraduate degrees or pursue further training had been in decline. Why had the numbers fallen off? I see mainly two reasons. First, the popularity and hegemony of the North American culture and the dynamism of the US economy -combined with its geographical proximity to Latin America- have served to make studying in the United States a more appealing option than studying in Europe. Second, it is true to say that Europe could have done more to encourage young Latin Americans to come here to study - and critically, more to provide them with the means to finance their studies.

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Index: A B C D ... Service Industries Marco Polo: The Cross-Cultural Marketing Edge Back to Main Page Previous Page Next Page PART II: Making Culture Your Competitive Advantage 1. Know Your Market A Case In Point: Majestic Misstep A Toronto telecommunications company targeted Southeast Asia as a promising new market for its services. The company successfully established a joint-venture partnership in Malaysia and had its sights set on Thailand's emerging market. A team of senior executives from the Toronto company travelled to Bangkok for a series of meetings with a potential joint-venture partner - a prominent, respected, and well connected local company. The first day of meetings proceeded well and the Thai hosts invited the Canadians to a reception and dinner. During the reception the senior Canadian executive made an offhand remark about the Thai Royal family. His Thai counterpart smiled politely and soon excused himself from the conversation. Over the evening, the Canadian sensed something in the manner of his Thai host changed but could not understand why. This sense persisted over the next day of meetings, where the Thais seemed more reserved and formal. The Canadian team, baffled by this turn of events, returned home with little more than a vague commitment for future discussions. No discussions or agreement occurred and, over the ensuing months, the Canadian company found doors in Thailand closed, not only with the Thai company with whom they had hoped to form a partnership, but with other Thai firms they approached.

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