2007 Spring Lectures
Environment, Economics, Equity

Co-Sponsored with Philosophy Department

"The Globe & The Icon: On the  Possibilities of Biblical Cosmopolitanism in a Global Age."

Josh Yates, University of Virginia

Friday, March 16, 2007
3:30 pm
Kresge Room, of Edman Chapel


Joshua J. Yates is Research Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Virginia and an Associate Director of Institute of  Advanced Studies in Culture. His research focuses on issues of social  change, moral order, and cultural conflict. He is particularly  interested in the cultural dimensions of contemporary globalization  and his current research focuses on those movements of moral concern  and protest working for the implementation of the "good world."  Professor Yates has written on the cosmopolitanism of American global  elites, international humanitarianism and world culture, the  challenges of a globalizing modernity to religion, and the anti- globalization/global justice movement.


Promoting and encouraging the formation of moral character
and the application of biblical ethics to contemporary moral decisions
 

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