The second issue of Volume 2 of The Global Studies Journal has now been published.

Volume 2, Number 2 contains:

• Intersectional Gender: Thinking about Gender and Cultural Difference in the Global Society by MariaCaterina La Barbera.
• The Influence of the Level of Client Familiarity with Vendor Efforts in Outsourcing Project Performance by Akhilesh Bajaj and Jeff Crawford.
• Lessons from the Past: A Framework to Explore the Impact of Liberalisation Policies by Meena Chavan.
• A Continuous Struggle: Employment Discrimination by Quincy Jones and Ali Soylu.
• Never-Married Malay Muslim Women in Modernised Malaysia: Are they Rejecting Marriage? by Rozita Ibrahim and Zaharah Hassan.
• What Are “World Religions” Teaching Us? Post-Imperialism in Contemporary Views of Global Faiths by William Acres.

• Local Leadership and the Impact of Globalization by Francis Adu-Febiri.
• The Coevolution of Trust, Control and Partner Selection in Malaysia–Indonesia Strategic Alliances by Ahmad Bashawir Abdul Ghani and Muhammad Subhan.
• A Globalized Foreign Policy: The United States and Iran by Anthony B. Newkirk.
• Political Activism: The New Mantra for Fiji Indians in Global Sydney by Asha Chand.
• Food Stress and the Health of Immigrant Populations by Stephanie Bughi, Jennifer Haddad, Vanessa Josef, Michelle Lee, Jesse Tran, Sarah Young, Julia Borovay and Joseph Miller.
• Power of McDonald’s ‘Happy Meal’: Globalization of American Culture and Value by Joanne Jung-wook Hong.