Publications
The center produces and cosponsors a number of publications for policy makers and global affairs professionals in both public and nongovernmental sectors, including:
Global
Studies Review
The Global Studies Review provides faculty and advanced graduate students with an exploratory space in which to develop nascent theories, detail innovative research, and dialogue with a wide audience of university researchers, think-tank scholars, and government policy-makers both in the United States and abroad.
To access the latest edition of the Global Studies Review click here.
Past editions of the GSR:
Working Papers in Global Studies
In January 2008, the Center has launched a new series of Working Papers in Global Studies. These papers, many of which will deal with themes of interest to practitioners and policymakers, will provide a forum for CGS associate and affiliate scholars to showcase their research-in-progress, or to report the preliminary results of work to be published at a later time. Those interested in possibility contributing to the series should contact CGS Co-Director Terrence Lyons.
Working papers will be available online soon.
Working Papers on Global Migration and Transnational Politics
- Working Paper no. 1: Lyons, T. and P. Mandaville, "Global Migration and Transnational Politics: A Conceptual Framework"
- Working Paper no. 2: Cochrane, F. "Mediating the Diaspora Space: Charting the Changing Nature of Irish-America in an Age of Globalisation"
- Working Paper no. 3: Fitzgerald, D. "Citizenship à la Carte"
- Working Paper no. 4: Williams, H. "From Visibility to Voice:
The Emerging Power of Migrants in Mexican Politics" - Working Paper no. 5: Harpviken, K. B. "From 'Refugee Warriors' to 'Returnee Warriors' - Militant Homecoming in Afghanistan and Beyond"
Innovations:
Technology | Governance | Globalization
INNOVATIONS is a cutting edge, multi-disciplinary academic journal examining creative local policy solutions to global social challenges. INNOVATIONS is jointly hosted by George Mason University and Harvard University. Click here to access the inaugural edition of INNOVATIONS through MIT Press.