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Martin Shapiro

Ethan Zuckerman: Listening to global voices | Video on TED.com - 2 views

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    Good information about the fact that we have the means to communicate across the world, but we are in fact getting more isolated in terms of what we are being reported and what we are interested in. Good extension from Alyssa Miller's talk
Nathan Phelps

Revolution One-- Population - 2 views

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    The new edition of The Economist is focused on Revolution One-- population.
Shala Mills

The Economic Crisis and the Need to Rethink Economics by Diane Coyle - The Globalist - 2 views

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    The Globalist is supported, in part, by The Louis R. and Candice A. Hughes Charitable Foundation.
Dennis Falk

Water wars: 21st century conflicts? | Al Jazeera - 2 views

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    Click on the water conflict map to see some of Al Jazeera's coverage of an issue which could define 21st century strife After droughts ravaged his parents' farmland, Sixteen-year-old Hassain and his two-year-old sister Sareye became some of the newest refugees forced from home by water scarcity.
Morgan Reno

Demographics of Aging - 2 views

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    This site discusses the growing elderly population in the U.S. and around the world. It also describes why this is happening, and how gender and racial trends are related to an aging population.
Steven Elliott-Gower

Dangers of the Internet: Invisible Sieve | The Economist - 2 views

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    A review of Eli Pariser's The Filter Bubble: What the Internet is Hiding from You
Nathan Phelps

Alternative energy won't make our future look all that different | Slate - 2 views

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    This article arises from Future Tense, a collaboration among Arizona State University, the New America Foundation, and Slate. Future Tense explores the ways emerging technologies affect society, policy, and culture.
Martin Shapiro

Signs & Solutions - National Geographic - 2 views

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    National Geographic's latest issue is all about water issues -- it's great. There website is also providing a lot of learning tools: interactive maps, videos, case studies.
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    National Geographic's latest issue is all about water issues -- it's great. There website is also providing a lot of learning tools: interactive maps, videos, case studies.
Steven Elliott-Gower

The New Population Bomb | Foreign Affairs - 3 views

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    We love this article at KSU and use it each semester. Some use it as an introductory read to discuss the global challenges in general while others use it in GC 1 to talk more specifically about issues surrounding population growth. Well documented, thorough read that never fails to spark discussion.
Dennis Falk

Seven Billion - 2 views

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    This New York Times article describes the implications of achieving a global population of seven billion people and examines the possibilities for population growth and related issues into the future.
Scott Aughenbaugh

Alternative Global Possibilities... - 2 views

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    We have done some work with the Korbel School at Denver, and they have a simulation/modeling platform called IFs that allows you to test out some of the same assumptions we have in Seven Revolutions. I suggest you check it out.
Steven Elliott-Gower

The Political Power of Social Media | Foreign Affairs - 1 views

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    Discussion of the political impact of social media has focused on the power of mass protests to topple governments. In fact, social media's real potential lies in supporting civil society and the public sphere -- which will produce change over years and decades, not weeks or months.
Steven Elliott-Gower

Globalizing the Energy Revolution | Foreign Affairs - 1 views

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    Summary: Clean-energy technology is expensive and the United States is spending far too little on developing it. The U.S. government must do more to promote cross-border innovation and protect intellectual property rights.
Scott Aughenbaugh

7 Billion People (National Geographic) - 1 views

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    Very similar to the type of information found in Seven Revs, but focused on the growth in population.
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    Nice video to show as intro to Rev. #1 Thanks Scott.
Steven Elliott-Gower

Old-Age Tension | The Economist - 1 views

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    Increasing the retirement age is inevitable and better than the alternatives.
Steven Elliott-Gower

Robots at War | The Wilson Quarterly - 1 views

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    Summary: A new way of war is on the horizon. Already, robots and drones are replacing human pilots and foot soldiers in some roles, and in the future they will take over many more. The benefits of removing human soldiers from harm's way are obvious. But there's a price to pay when a society can wage war by remote control.
Steven Elliott-Gower

The Good News About Gas | Foreign Affairs - 1 views

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    Thanks to technological advances, in the past few years, vast amounts of natural gas -- particularly shale gas -- have become economically viable. This development is an unmitigated boon for consumers interested in affordable energy and for governments hoping to reduce their countries' dependency on foreign oil.
Steven Elliott-Gower

Beyond City Limits | Foreign Policy - 1 views

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    Rise of megacities and their challenge to states as major actors on the world stage.
Scott Aughenbaugh

RoperPoll2006 (pdf) - 1 views

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    Roper Public Affairs, Educational Foundation Poll
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