This seminar focuses on providing students, legal researchers, legal professionals and other interested parties, with tools and abilities to debate, discuss and develop, through a world history perspective, global citizenship in line with the globalization of the planet.
In the seminar’s presentations three aspects are emphasized: (1) a reflection on current trends in world history; (2) rethinking history from this perspective based on relevant period or themes, and (3) jointly developing ideas and teaching tools applicable to Filipino students.
University of the Philippines and University San Agustin
| Date |
16 – May 2022 – UP 18 to 20 and 23 to 26 May 2022 – USA |
| Target audience | Judges Law and policy makers Attorneys Faculty and students of CALESA partner institutions Legal Researchers Other interested faculty and students of law |
| Programme | Download the programme for the seminar here. |
| Registraion | |
| List of Speakers | See the list of speakers here |
| Streaming |
Day 1 (morning) – https://fb.watch/eoO6sDrGhQ/ Day 1 (afternoon) – https://fb.watch/eoN_gLGEZ-/ Day 2 (morning) – https://fb.watch/eoNYQOjNze/ Day 2 (afternoon) – https://fb.watch/eoNXq-7Xso/ Day 3 – https://fb.watch/eoNWkMTwRs/ Day 4 – https://fb.watch/eoNUaRXxvV/ Day 5 (morning) – https://fb.watch/eoNSxU5gUb/ Day 5 (afternoon) – https://fb.watch/eoNQoizk0_/ Day 6 (morning) – https://fb.watch/eoNNRNKjgZ/ Day 6 (afternoon) – https://fb.watch/eoNKJvdP4s/ Day 7 – https://fb.watch/eoNBLZ-3GT/ |
| Outputs |
1. 2019.De Trajano a Adriano: Roma matura, Roma mutans – Prof. Fernando Wulff 2. Globalization – Prof. Antonio Calvo-Maturana |
| Dissemination |
Panay News – University of San Agustin hosts international seminar on ‘Global History and Construction of Global Citizenship’ Website of the event: https://usa.edu.ph/calesa. |
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