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Glocal Histories/Local Designs: Contemplating San Diego as a Glocal City

by: Michael Lujan Bevacqua

Usage: Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States

Topics: Ethnic Studies, Postcolonial Studies, Indigenous Studies, UCSD, ACLU, Immigration, Rights, Citizenship, Military, ROTC, Recruitment, Justice, Reservations, San Diego

"Global Histories/Local Designs: Contemplating San Diego as a Glocal City," was the opening plenary for the conference, "Postcolonial Futures in a Not Yet Postcolonial World: Locating the Intersections of Ethnic, Indigenous and Postcolonial Studies," which took place March 5-7, 2008 at the Ethnic Studies Department at University of California, San Diego. This panel was billed as "A panel of activists from different local organizations who will discuss the ways in which San Diego through issues of militarization, borders, Native American tribes fits into the theme of the conference, or how these issues position San Diego as a site where different ethnic, postcolonial and indigenous world intersect, conflict or disappear." The panelists were Andrea Guerrero, San Diego ACLU and Mshinda Nyofu, UJIMA Institute for Civic Responsibility. This panel took place at the Duetz Room in the Institute of the Americas on March 5th.