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November 2024

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Chatham House Online Archive: Exploring International Affairs Policy
11/13/24 | 11:00 AM (ET) | 45 minutes

With Chatham House Online Archive, you can dive into publications and meetings from the world-leading independent international affairs policy institute, Royal Institute of International Affairs. This webinar will showcase how you can use the archive to uncover expert analysis and discussions of international affairs in the widest sense covering diplomacy, international economics, trade, international law, defence, security, war, terrorism, development, aid, international organisations, among other subjects. We will review platform features, including how to locate audio recordings and transcripts of speeches given by major figures in global politics. Plus get a peek into content from the forthcoming third module, which will bring Chatham House coverage up to 2019.

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Using Gale's In Context: Global Issues in Sociology Courses
11/20/24 | 11:00 AM (ET) | 45 minutes

Acquainting university and college students with multiple perspectives is an important part of teaching Introduction to Sociology. Global Issues enhances coursework by bringing together international news and viewpoints on today’s global challenges like poverty, inequality, and more. In this webinar, we will provide a sample lesson framework for faculty and instructors to implement, and we will share ideas on how to incorporate materials from this resource into Sociology courses.

December 2024

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Explore Global Industries and Companies with Gale Business: Insights
12/04/24 | 11:00 AM (ET) | 45 minutes

Researching companies, industries, and major markets is easy with Gale Business: Insights, a powerful tool for business intelligence. This session will showcase the global nature of this business database. With a focus on academic use, explore company profiles, industry overviews, and gain insights into global economies. Learn how to use the Compare tool to generate custom graphs, browse MarketLine industry reports, and read articles from peer-reviewed academic journals and top international business publications.

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Teaching the American Revolution with Archives Unbound
12/11/24 | 2:00 PM (ET) | 60 minutes

Undergraduate students sometimes struggle in understanding how to analyze primary sources. Instructors can use historical documents in Archives Unbound to introduce critical thinking and research skills so that students can develop historical literacy. In this session, we will walk through an example using documents related to the drafting and publishing of the Declaration of Independence. Attendees will receive a customizable instructional guide so that you can replicate the lesson at your academic institution.

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