The Framing the Global series seeks to publish innovative work on the relationship between content and structure, the individual and the universal, and the local and the global in the field of Global Studies. The series develops innovative approaches to explain global phenomena and provides means of tracing and exploring the transnational links that are too often left out of Global Studies. The Framing the Global series seeks to produce new scholarship about how to conduct global research that is applicable to a variety of lived, political, discursive, cultural, and academic contexts.
