Antonio Mascarenhas Monteiro, who served two five-year terms as Cape Verde's first president elected under a multiparty system, tells a UCLA audience that Africa is no lost cause, but a continent striving towards peace and democracy. He discusses Cape Verde's relations with China and other emerging powers.
Posted: 10/10/2007
Cultivating global citizens
Cindy Fan, interim vice provost for international studies and professor of geography, shares her experiences cultivating global citizens in the summer Travel Study program in China. Studying and living abroad offers students incomparable learning opportunities. . .
Bureaucracy Stifles Help for India's Poor
Akhil Gupta, UCLA professor of anthropology, was interviewed Nov. 28 on the BBC radio program "Thinking Allowed" about his new book “Red Tape: Bureaucracy, Structural Violence, and Poverty in India,” which explores how India's state bureaucracy hinders the fight against poverty.
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