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The fourth issue of Volume 3 of  The Global Studies Journal has now been published.

Papers included in Volume 3, Number 4:

• The Embodiment of Cultural Capital in a Historic Italian Market by  Anne Schiller and Daniel Shattuck.
• Collective Responsibilities: New Principles for Order in the 21st Century by Beth Edmondson.
• Social Capital and Support for Democracy in Four Asian Countries by Aie-Rie Lee and Yong U. Glasure.
• Immigrant Social Capital and the Hybridization of the Nation State: The Case of Poland by El?bieta Budakowska.
• The Many Faces of Globalization: Grobalization and Glocalization in Multinational Corporations by Stefan Litz.
• Global Specialization and the China-US Economic Imbalance by Min Gong.
• The Ethnicity of Breast Cancer: Cultural Discrepancies in Diagnosis and Treatment Decision by Nasim Amjadi-Begvand, Maral Gazarian, Julianna Howland, Jessica Louise Trimis and Felix Yong.

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The latest issue of The Global Studies Journal includes:

• Globalization and Commercialization of Culture: Analyzing the Consumer Attitude and Response of the Youth of Dhaka City by Muntasir Masum.
• The Relationship between Human Resource Practices and Employees’ Commitment to Change in Malaysia Higher Education by May-Chiun Lo, Mung Ling Voon and T. Ramayah.
• Multiculturalism and Information Technology: Competence for Global Management by Denise Fortier.
• Street Medicine: A Green Light for Homeless Medical Care by Julia Borovay, Sara Etemad, Lia K. Jacobson, Sarah Ramirez and Cheyene Sonntag.
• Cross-cultural Immersion: Perceptions and Experience of Chilean Migrants in the UK by Sandra Lopez-Rocha.
• “Sacred Reproductions”: Rethinking Tsurumi’s Tenk? in the Context of the Global Marketplace by Joseph Blessin.

The latest issue of The Global Studies Journal includes:

• The Mimicry of Men: Rugby and Masculinities in Post-colonial Fiji by Geir Henning Presterudstuen.
• The Formation of Transnational Identities by Non-Traditional Transnationals: The Case of Korean Military Wives and their Transnational Identitity Formation by Daehoon Han.
• Culture Teaching in Korea by Native English Teachers by Nicole Shipton.
• How Did Internalization Evolve? A Case Study on 2008 South Korea Anti-beef Movement by Yangyue Liu.
• The Management of Ethnicity in the African Contexts: The Sudanese Case by Amal Madibbo.
• Globalization Vision for Multicultural Education by Yang-Seok Fred Yoo.
• An Investigation on the Current Status of Craft Industry Revitalization in the 921 Earthquake Reconstruction Areas in Taiwan by Chiu–Hsueh Liu and Shyh-Huei Hwang.
• The Effects of Stigma Associated with the Diagnosis of HIV/AIDS: Different Cultural Settings by Saman Setareh-Shenas, John Gorski, Ryan Austerman and Arshia Noori.