Sentence examples for transnational projects from inspiring English sources

She contributes to regional and transnational projects for immigrant and human rights, including new initiatives focused on the intersections of criminal justice and immigration policing.

During the Great Depression, when bolshevism, fascism, and Nazism threatened Europe, Bloch summoned historians to transcend racial and ideological formulas, engage in comparative, collaborative, and transnational projects, and use the tools of the social sciences to sharpen and expand their critical skills.

She serves on the board of Junta for Progressive Action, a community agency serving the Latina/o community of Fair Haven, and is a contributor to local and transnational projects for immigrant and human rights.

Current research activities and transnational projects substantiate the growing importance of sustainable food logistics.

The revival of such route through a number of transnational projects aims to foster cultural communication between European regions and to encourage tourism.

On the contrary, locally initiated studies are sometimes ancillary to transnational projects.

She directs the transnational project on The Politics of Memory in Global Context.

This interdisciplinary, transnational project uses choreographic theories to consider feelings of serial colonialism, state violence, and belonging that impact Mexican choreographers and performance artists producing work in Mexico City and San Francisco.

One of the problems in Belgium is that a simple understanding of what happened in the past is often muddied by contemporary political concerns — something that could be said about many modern European countries, where nationalist narratives of identity are resurgent, and the transnational project of the European Union appears to be faltering under the burden of debt and refugee crises.

She directs the transnational project on The Politics of Memory in Global Context, which this past year held workshops and symposia in Paris and at the Columbia Global Center | East Asia in Beijing.

If we are to believe that the Westgate attack was the work of al-Shabaab as the organisation itself claims, does this not demand consideration that this weekend's tragedy might be a political response to a transnational project of state-sanctioned violence in neighboring Somalia?