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<title>Globalization, Human Rights, and Democracy</title>
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<description>Daniel Griswold, an expert on trade, immigration, and globalization, discusses the connection between trade, development, and political reform.</description>
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<title>The Globalization of Crime and Terrorism</title>
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<description>Louise Shelley, a noted scholar and author, describes the effect of globalization on the &#x22;unholy trinity&#x22; of crime, terror, and corruption.</description>
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<title>The Global Health Connection </title>
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<description>D.A. Henderson, the former chief medical officer for smallpox eradication of the World Health Organization, describes how the health of individuals has become interdependent in the age of globalization.</description>
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<title>Adapting International Health Regulations to a Smaller World </title>
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<description>International Health Regulations approved in 2005 reflect the changing nature of global diseases since their original adoption in 1969.</description>
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<title>Cooperation on Tsunami Warning Systems </title>
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<description>Since a magnitude 9.15 earthquake and tsunami killed more than 200,000 people in 2005, nations around the world have worked towards establishing an early warning system.</description>
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<title>Global Issues in Higher Education</title>
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<description>Stephen P. Heyneman, a professor of International Educational Policy at Vanderbilt University, discusses higher education in a globalized world.</description>
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