Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures vii
4. Tables x
5. Contributors xi
6. Preface xv
7. Introduction
8. 1 Globalization via World Urbanization 1
9. Part One: Assessment
10. 2 Development Trends Among the World’s Socially Least Developed Countries (SLDCs): Reasons for Guarded Optimism 23
11. 3 Human Genetic Diversity in a Global Context 71
12. 4 The Global Financial and Economic Crisis: A Drama in Three Acts 115
13. 5 “Where Everything Is Political”: Architecture Against Politics in Global Dubai 143
14. Part Two: Habitat
15. 6 If There Is Food, We Will Eat: An evolutionary and global perspective on human diet and nutrition 173
16. 7 Aspects of Animal Production in Global Food Supply 195
17. 8 Issues in Global Health 211
18. 9 Global Oral Health 227
19. 10 Cities: Threats and Opportunities for Women’s Health 235
20. 11 Pharmaceuticals and the Competitive Logic of Global Clinical Trials 255
21. Part Three: Application
22. 12 Preparing Lawyers for Practice in an Era of Global Urbanization: A Proposal for Transnational Clinical Partnerships 279
23. 13 Towards a Comprehensive Response to Victims of Sex Trafficking 319
24. 14 Globalization and the University: A Relationship Worth Studying? 343
25. 15 Academically Based Global Service Learning 359