Metropolitan American in a Globalizing Age: Inequalities and Opportunities

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Amsterdam, Daniel
Higginbotham, Elizabeth
Needham, Andrew
Nicolaides, Rebecca
Shapiro, Thomas
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This keynote panel presentation, a part of the Metropolitan America in a Globalizing Age: Inequalities and Opportunities symposium hosted by the School of History and Sociology at Georgia Tech, seeks to investigate various dimensions of inequality, metropolitan development, and the impact of America's heightened globalization since roughly 1970. It especially seeks to foster a discussion between sociologists and historians to help forge a path for future inquiry. Through a series of plenary and smaller sessions featuring preeminent scholars, "Metropolitan America in a Globalizing Age" aims to move toward a compelling, usable account of metropolitan America's recent past.
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2016-04-22
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108:55 minutes
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