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THE IMPACT OF PAST AND PRESENT IMMIGRANTS' TRANSNATIONAL ENGAGEMENTS ON THEIR HOME-COUNTRY LOCALITIES: EXPLORING AN UNDERINVESTIGATED ASPECT OF TRANSNATIONALISM-MIGRATION RELATIONSHIP

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Morawska E.

Studia Migracyjne - Przegląd Polonijny

2013

tom 39

nr 1(147)

7-31

Although the interaction and the resulting interdependence of the involved parties on different sides of a state-national border is the constitutive component of the accepted understanding of the concept of transnationalism, the impact of immigrants’ transnational engagements on the home-country side of interconnection created by this phenomenon has thus far remained largely underexplored. This essay addresses this issue in a comparative-historical assessment of the effects of transnational engagements of past and present immigrants in America on the economies, civic-political affairs, material and symbolic culture, and social relations of their home-country localities. The transformative effects of immigrant transnational engagements on their home countries are treated in terms of glocalization understood as the process of simultaneous homogenization and heterogeneization of economic, political, and sociocultural forms.

BEYOND ‘GLOBAL BABBLE’. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE AS A CRITICAL META-THEORY FOR GLOCALIZING HUMANITIES

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Kola A. F.

World Literature Studies

2013

tom 5 (22)

nr 2

39 – 51

The article is based on three pillars – convictions regarding both the strictly academic world and the highlighted position of comparative literature in modern humanities and social studies, and from a wider perspective, rational coexistence in multicultural, globalized societies. The first pillar is connected with the postmodern presumption that the 21st century will be domain of globalized academic research and theories and truly cosmopolitan societies. The author argues that glocalization is a real perspective for this century. The second pillar is a conviction that comparative literature should expand beyond the academic realm to wider social life. The third pillar is located back in academic practice, and the author argues that comparative studies could and should be a critical meta-theory for all the humanities, for not only globalized but rather glocalized times. Glocalization of comparative discourse could be a good chance to, on the one hand, find our own voice in accordance with tradition, but – on the other hand – could allow us to find our own place in global humanities and social sciences. Thus, even if the social and political context is nowadays favourable to comparative studies, success is possible only in a new version of organic work – at schools, on the Internet, in public debates, etc. – on a planetary scale, beyond any centrism. Glocalization respects the local, but without its fetishization, and does so contemporaneously with consciousness of the other traditions and global scale of interactions. It is true not only in the financial world but also in the realms of cultures.

Novitni tendentsii v stratehichnomu upravlinni orhanizatsiiamy turystychnoi industrii

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Dyshlovy I. M. , Svetlichnaya D. O.

Mekhanizm Rehuluvannya Economiky

2011

tom 1 (51)

128-137

It is systemized in the article the innovative approaches and trends of organizational strategic management of tourism industry in the context of globalization.