Encounters with complexity

Robertson, Anna, Katharine Borah, Brenna Cass, Alex Gaynor, Alyssa Giammarella, Alex Moscovitz, Jessica Zuban, et al. “Encounters with complexity”, Chestnut Hill, Mass.: Boston College, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/2345/bc-ir:105072.
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Title
Encounters with complexity: Perspectives from the Global Service and Justice Program
Author
Robertson, Anna
Borah, Katharine
Cass, Brenna
Gaynor, Alex
Giammarella, Alyssa
Moscovitz, Alex
Zuban, Jessica
Hardy-Tondreau, Stephanie
St Joy, Lakeisha
Siliunas, Daiva
Manning, Bridget
Blesson, Elizabeth A.
Cruz, Ericka
Weng, Yanyi
Gore, Erik
Genre
book
Date Created
2014
Publisher
Boston College
Extent
284 p. : ill.
General Note
This book was prepared by students in the Global Service and Justice Program senior seminar (Fall, 2014) at Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
Includes bibliographical references.
Table of Contents
Introduction / Anna Robertson -- Labor migration in the Philippines: impacts on those left behind / Katharine Borah -- Current Peruvian immigrant and Chilean relations: problems and possible solutions / Brenna Cass -- Community-led development of the urban poor / Alex Gaynor -- The fight against human trafficking / Alyssa Giammarella -- Corn, quinoa, and tef: weeding out the deep rooted flaws of industrial agricultural development / Alex Moscovitz -- Gassy cows: beef production’s effect on climate and health / Jessica Zuban -- Student photography on encountering complexity -- Social outcomes of neoliberal economic reforms in Chile, 1973-present / Stephanie Hardy-Tondreau -- Who runs the world? An analysis of the IMF and World Bank / Lakeisha St Joy -- A comparative analysis of United States foster care and the Romanian institutionalized child care systems / Daiva Siliunas and Bridget Manning -- Childcare and early education across cultural contexts: do universal standards exist? / Elizabeth A. Blesson -- Children in South African townships pursuing higher education / Ericka Cruz -- From zero tolerance to restorative practice: keeping students in school / Yanyi Weng -- Rehabilitation success in correlation to recidivism rates in the United States prison systems / Erik Gore.
Persistent Link
http://hdl.handle.net/2345/bc-ir:105072
Use Restrictions
The work is licensed under the terms of a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/).
Subject
Social justice
Social problems
Globalization

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