61. Clearing House Approved Part Of The History/Social Studies Web Peru, The Grandeur of Rome, thailand), as well as the sights and sounds of ancientEgyptian, Viking Northeastern World History Center; World civ Documents From http://my.execpc.com/~dboals/cross-c.html

Part of the History/Social Studies Web Site for K-12 Teachers Non-Western History Non-Western History - ASIA/PACIFIC - CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA - CHINA/JAPAN - AFRICA - MIDDLE EAST - INDIA - GENERAL/CROSS-CULTURAL ASIA/PACIFIC CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICA CHINA/JAPAN AFRICA ... GENERAL/CROSS-CULTURAL GENERAL/CROSS-CULTURAL World History of Democracy The Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art "Exhibiting works of art from Japan, China, India and Southeast Asia, the Crow Collection of Asian Art offers visitors a peaceful world of beauty and spirituality in the heart of the city. Because many objects now considered "art" were created for religious purposes, many of the pieces in the permanent collection represent deities from various religions including as Buddhism, Confucianism, Hinduism and Jainism." Images from History An image archive to support the teaching and study of world history. Provides "... a collection of digitalized photographs and maps to support the teaching of history at the upper secondary school and university level." World Civilizations List of Exhibitions at the Freer and Sackler Galleries The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Special Exhibitions: Masterpieces of Japanese Art from the Mary Griggs Burke Collection See also Art and Oracle: Spirit Voices of Africa The Metropolitan Museum of Art Special Exhibitions: Korean Ceramics from the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka.

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63. Asian Values a look at any book on western civ and you get is somehow a direct descendent of AncientGreece, that muslim indonesia and malaysia, buddhist thailand, etc.) we http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/50/038.html

Documents menu Date: Wed, 22 Apr 1998 07:19:13 -0400 Subject: H-ASIA: Asian Values To: H-ASIA@H-NET.MSU.EDU Asian Values Dialog from H-Asia list April-May 1998 April 22, 1998 Joanna Kirkpatrick From: mt.berger@unsw.edu.au (Mark Berger) Mark T. Berger School of Modern Languages University of NSW 2052 Sydney Australia Commentary magazine recently published a piece by Frances Fukuyama on Asian values. Naomi, your students might wish to consult and, to get to the core of the problem, tml Hope that helps, cheers, Wolfgang Wolfgang Behr, Research Fellow, Int'l. Inst. for Asian Studies http://iias.leidenuniv.nl/fellows/fellows.html A revised and expanded manuscript is in press at Routledge, possibly under the title Debating Human Rights in the United States and Asia. mark selden ms44@cornell.edu Amartya Sen has published extensively on this subject and his other writings may be of interest. I would also be interested in knowing other articles covering thisand if people are aware of English-language govt publications of the various Southeast Asian states that would reveal official positions of governments on various issues. Genzo Yamamoto Boston University Date: Thu, 23 Apr 1998

64. Eurocentric Vs. Euro-Dominant History people Solheim found in North Central thailand from somewhere or are they rootedin more ancientnonEuropean times, the study of Western civ resembles the http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~world/threads/eurocentric.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Eurocentric vs. Euro-Dominant History Author: Whitney Howarth, World History Center, Northeastern University Date: Tue, 10 Dec 1996 16:48:55 -0500 whowarth@lynx.dac.neu.edu ***Eurocentric vs. Euro-dominant history*** Most scholars purusing World History as a research field will agree that a Eurocentric model does not successfully present our global historical reality. Though many world history textbooks still tend to fall short of the "global" mark, an increasing number of world history monographs tend to focus on world-systems and cross-cultural interactions (i.e. Wallerstein and Curtin). Educators, wisely, often supplement these textbooks with such monographs in hopes of presenting a fuller narrative of the past, and to formulate a new historiography which does not perpetuate Eurocentrism. Ideally, I envision a world historical methodology which embraces connections and searches for patterns trans-nationally, but find myself often perplexed by the numbers of contemporary world historical pieces which tend to promote the "dominance" of Europe (post-1500) as the prevalent theme of research.

65. Why Study Abroad? or traveled in Ethiopia, Korea, thailand, Mexico, France HIST 1010 1020 World CivI Great Teachings ancient Mediterranean World Medieval Europe Renaissance http://www.csustan.edu/Global_Affairs/data/DirFacltyIntntnlExpertise/intro-wdw.h

Name Dept. Personal Experience Languages Besides English Level Courses or Activities with Global Perspective Research or Service with Global Component Global Interests Additional Comments Global Expertise Survey.pdf Help with PDF Ahanotu, Aust in History Igbo Yoruba French Latin Perfect Elementary Elementary speaking, but good reading. Very well. All my courses. Global-related funding necessary! Almy, John Chem Research in S pain, Venezuela, Finland, France and Germany Spanish German Reasonably fluent Needs to be relearned None Lab exercises in Question 1 relate to micoscale equipment in organic chemistry laboratory. I tried to create exercises using simple equipment that would be more available in 3rd world countries and since the exercises were written in Spanish, this would suggest their use in Latin America. Aly, Nael MOM Born in Egypt Moslem Dept. chair helped develop an Int'l Business track in the Management concentration. Arabic Native Lang.

66. History: Spring 2000 Course Index 230) 244 Seminar History of Siam thailand 253 Introduction 260 and Am St 259) 265Ancient Greece from Herodotean Moment The Uses and Abuses of Western civ. http://www.arts.cornell.edu/history/COURSES/S2000/

Department of History Course Information Index Spring 2000 Introduction to American History (also AmSt 104) Introduction to Western Civlization (1600 to the End of WWII) War and Diplomacy in Korea Undergraduate Seminar: The Occidental Tourist (also Asian St. 206) The Atlantic World from Columbus to Equiano Specters, Demons, and the Dead in European Society, 1200-1800 Filipino American History (Also Asian American Studies 230) Introduction to Islamic Civilization I (also Nes 255 and Rel St 255) Introduction to U.S. Latino History, Part I (also LSP 260 and Am St 259) Ancient Greece from Homer to Alexander the Great Women in American Society, Past and Present (also Womns St 273 and Am St 273) Authority and Resistance in Europe, 1400-1600 The U.S. Vietnam War (also Asian Studies 298) History of China in Modern Times Modern Spanish America State, Society and Culture in Modern Japan (Also History 598) Supervised Reading Supervised Reading Supervised Research American Culture in Historical Perspective, 1880-1980 (also Am St 304) Mexico: From Empire to Nation The American Civil War and Reconstruction 1850-1877 (also Am St 331) The Urbanization of American Society: 1860-2000 (aslo Am St 333) Agrarian Societies in Latin American History Early Modern England Machiavelli (also Rom St 351) Survey of German History, 1890 to the Present

67. History: Spring 2000 Courses Seminar History of Siam thailand. Aristotle, and from the evidence of ancientinscriptions, coins The Herodotean Moment The Uses and Abuses of Western civ. http://www.arts.cornell.edu/history/COURSES/S2000/courses.html

Department of History Spring 2000 Courses Introduction to American History (also AmSt 104) Garcia, M.C. TR 10:10-11:00 An introductory survey of the development of the United States since the Civil War. Back to History Course List Introduction to Western Civlization (1600 to the End of WWII) Moore, R.L. and Steinberg, M. MWF 10:10-11:00 This course offers a comparative perspective on the development of modern states, societies, and cultures in Europe and North America. Religious and scientific revolutions in early modern Europe; European expansion and conquest; Enlightenment and revolution; liberalism, capitalism, and communism; the politics of race, slavery, and the new imperialism; the World Wars and the Holocaust; the Cold War; the modern and the post-modern in European and American culture. Back to History Course List War and Diplomacy in Korea Strauss, B. TR 2:55-4:10 Korea's challenging location between great powers, its long struggle between independence and outside control, and its tragic division, all make for a singular case study in the history of war and diplomacy. This course will examine that history with particular focus on the Imjin War (1592-1598) and the Korean War (1950-1953). Topics include geopolitics, military tactics and strategy on the Korean peninsula, Admiral Yi Sun-Shin as strategist and tactician, the effect of war on Korean relations with China, Japan, Russia (and other northern Asian powers), and the United States. Back to History Course List Undergraduate Seminar: The Occidental Tourist (also Asian St. 206)

68. Connections: Markets & Civilization How markets nurtured our civilization A survey since ancient times. Analysis of othercommodities confirms that trade flourished throughout the ancient world. http://www.libertystory.net/LSCONNECTMARKETS&CIV.htm

Libertystory.net Dynamic connections about liberty "Where liberty dwells, there is my country." Benjamin Franklin "Inspiration" John Stossel "Thrilling" Paul Johnson "Wonderful" P.J.O'Rourke Home Overview Search Chronology ... Welcome How markets nurtured our civilization A survey since ancient times Rembrandt's painting of clothmakers (1662) Civilization began with private property. To one degree or another, private property was recognized in all known primitive societies even those having some form of communal property. People owned tools, pottery, land, houses and animals. Private property was transferred and inherited. Consequently, people had a crucial incentive to maintain and improve things. Private property was the basis for markets which go back tens of thousands of years. Long before human beings formed settlements and cultivated land, long before the appearance of governments and organized religions there were markets. They enabled people peacefully to trade their surplus for goods other people developed.

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70. Stanford Magazine > January/February 2003 > Feature Story > High Marks helped build the bridge as prisoners of war in thailand. my way into Jody Maxmin’sAncient Art class that had gotten me through freshman civ, creating the http://www.stanfordalumni.org/news/magazine/2003/janfeb/features/teachers.html

High Marks Teachers we remember (and why). Related sites: Faculty Facts WHEN WE BEGAN Nobody forgets the teacher who changed his or her life. Here are a few of those remarkable people. Quietly brilliant Chuck Painter/News Service When I went to Stanford in France as a junior, Ian Watt was one of two professors accompanying our group. This was rather as if, when I went to Little League camp as an 8-year-old, Mickey Mantle had come along as the batting coach. How many of my classmates at Stanford knew Ian Watt as a war veteran? Because the University of Tours wanted to honor a visiting scholar and because The Bridge over the River Kwai was a book by Frenchman Pierre Boulle before it became a celebrated film, Watt was invited to give a public lecture on his experiences as one of the British officers who helped build the bridge as prisoners of war in Thailand. He came to the lectern in his usual tweed, handsome with slicked-back silver hair, and began to speak. Watt had been at the center of one of the most famous episodes of World War II, and he could easily have punched up the drama, casting himself as a hero and describing the cruelties inflicted by his Japanese captors. Instead, he offered a quietly brilliant deconstruction of the book and the film, revealing how they were inflected by Western imperialism and anti-Asian racism. That was the only time I saw him in the role of lecturer. In his seminars, he prodded

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74. Russia Today Sick and tired, civ, 81, 17 Mar 2002 0104 ancient Hungarian History, Hunnia, 4,1 Mar 2002 14 http://www.einnews.com/russia/discboards/boards.php3?board=7&block=3

75. Contacts Project Documentation Resources Working Groups principle of the closest connection, replacing the ancient lex loci Should the lawof thailand be applied 28Civ 1, 21 mai 1997, Meglio, Rc, 1999.87, note Heuzé http://www.kentlaw.edu/cyberlaw/docs/foreign/Luxembourg-Graham3.html

Contacts Project Documentation Resources Working Groups LUXEMBOURGJames A. Graham, #3 European Private International Law and E-commerce Comments to the Draft Final ABA Report German Law Center, University of Saarland, Germany Assistant lecturer at the Universitarian Center of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Law Laboratory, Public Research Center G. Lippmann, Luxembourg I will first briefly deal with some preliminary remarks about the general doctrine of European Private International Law (PIL), before taking in review the rules of jurisdiction (II) and the rules of conflict of law (III). In a last point, I will present an outline of some difficulties concerning arbitration clauses (IV). I. Preliminary Remarks The ABA Draft Report contains some fundamental misunderstandings about European PIL due to the difference of legal culture between the two continents. The first concerns the global approach to PIL; the second concerns the approach to the rules of conflicts. forum legis There is a misunderstanding when the ABA Draft Report citing as example Article 7 of the Draft Hague Convention on Jurisdiction . This does not correspond to the reality because there are two different problems. First of all, in regard to jurisdiction, the forum clause is not enforceable if it does not respect certain conditions

76. Ban Chiang - Early Bronze Age Village In Thailand In the northeastern part of thailand, at the confluence of three small tributarystreams in Udon Thani province, lies the Bronze Age village and cemetery site http://archaeology.about.com/library/weekly/aa043000a.htm

zfp=-1 About Homework Help Archaeology Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Archaeology with K. Kris Hirst Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS Archaeology Glossary Book Catalog Guide to Graduate Schools ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Ban Chiang In the northeastern part of Thailand, at the confluence of three small tributary streams in Udon Thani province, lies the Bronze Age village and cemetery site of Ban Chiang. Legend has it that Ban Chiang was discovered by a clumsy American college student, who fell in the road of the present town of Ban Chiang, and found ceramics eroding out of the road bed. The first excavations at the site were conducted in 1967 by archaeologist Vidya Intakosai, and this and subsequent excavations by the Fine Arts Department in Bangkok and the University of Pennsylvania have revealed evidence of prehistoric occupation beginning possibly as early as 3600 B.C. and continuing, probably intermittently, until about A.D. 200. The site is among the largest prehistoric Bronze Age sites in this part of Thailand, measuring at least 20 acres (8 hectares) in size. Ban Chiang is remarkable in that before its discovery, mainland southeast Asia was considered a cultural backwater during the Bronze Age; archaeological research at the site has revealed a fully developed Bronze Age metallurgy, but lacking the weaponry so often associated with it in Europe and the rest of the world.

77. A World Civ 105 Syll-F'01 More than 2 years of articles online Subscribe See All Destinations Insider Guides If you don't see a destination listed below, a Travelog has not yet been submitted for it. Cambodia Phnom Penh No more cowboys but a capital in the midst of change by http://www.csc.vsc.edu/history/Waara/HIS105

History 105A World History/World Civilizations I Professor Carrie Waara, Ph.D. Office Office Hours : M W 11:00-1:00 and 3:30-4:30; Tuesdays 2-4:00 pm; Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:30-11:00 am, and other times by appointment. Call or email to schedule or just stop in. History Lunch E-mail addresses waarac@castleton .edu or cwaara@williams.edu Office phone : 468-1395 I conscientiously reply to voice-mail messages M-Th Class Meets Be there or be square Course Description: We’ll start by reading a novel that asks us to question what "civilization" means, in actual history and in our minds, and then we’ll investigate, analyze, and think about the world’s early civilizations Ancient Mediterranean (Mesopotamia, Egypt, Palestine, Greece, Rome), European, South Asian (India, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh), East Asian (China, Korea and Japan), African, Southeast Asian (Malaysia, Indonesia, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam), Islamic and Mesoamerican from their prehistoric origins to the time of the Mongol expansion. We will employ a constructivist approach to learning about the past 10,000 or so years of human life by "doing" history finding information, asking questions, making connections with other things, and writing about how things got to be the way they are Course Goals: Course Objectives: By the end of the course, you should be able to

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79. Archaeology - Past Issues Of Weekly Features - 2000 Features 05/14/00 Jerusalem City of Dispute The archaeology and history of this ancientcity of David 04/30/00 - Ban Chiang Early Bronze Age village in thailand. http://www.anthropology.about.com/library/weekly/mprev00.htm

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