Luísa Turbino Torres, Florida Atlantic University: The politics of being a soccer fan: torcedoras as political actors in Brazil.ĭilara Hekimci-Adak, Phd Bahçeşehir University and PhD student Florida International University: Ultras, Identity, and Soccer in Contemporary Turkey. Second, you will be able to use this agent to reflect on the process of human cognition. From the Street to the Stadium: Society, Politics, and Morocco’s Ultras. First, you will be able to design and implement a knowledge-based artificial intelligence agent that can address a complex task using the methods discussed in the course. John Boyd, PhD student in Anthropology, Michigan State University. Soccer as Civil Society.Īlberto Fuentes, Sam Nunn School of International Affairs and the School of City and Regional Planning, Georgia Tech: Moderator Jasmin Jalali-Yazdi, Eastside Program Manager at Soccer in the Streets: Challenges and Opportunities for Youth in Soccer for Good.Ĭas Mudde, host of podcast Radikaal, Stanley Wade Shelton Professor, University of Georgia. Partnerships with Civil Society and Soccer Clubs: PinkCodrs and Kaizer Chiefs Mbali Hlongwane, founder Pink Codrs, South Africa. Suites C & D, Bill Moore Student Success Center Future Research on Innovation and Culture: What, Why, and How.Īlexis Steinman, McCourt Global Impact Advisor and OM Foundation Board Member. Kirk Bowman, Georgia Tech: Critical Junctures, Path Dependency, and the European Super League.ĭan Breznitz, University of Toronto, Canada. Trevor Williams, Editor and Publisher of Global Atlanta: Moderatorġ2:00-12:45 Brown Bag presentation: Alexis Steinman, McCourt Global Impact Advisor and OM Foundation Board Member: What can teams do for communities? Olympique de Marseille: Impact and Responsibility in a One-Team City.ġ2:45:-2:00: Innovation? Social? National Culture? and The Gameįelipe Arocena, Universidad de la República, Montevideo: Uruguay: Who Decides? AI and Soccer. Vera Zeigler, Atlanta United Resurgence and Tifo creator: We Are the A.
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Patrick Sullivan, Soccer Historian, New South Associates: The Roots and Impact of Professional Soccer in Atlanta. Jill Robbins: Soccer in the Streets: An Insider’s Look at Soccer for Good in Atlanta. News Events Employment Opportunities Observatory Schedule. Ein Spiel, Ein Ziel (one game, one goal): Sustainable Developments in German Football.ġ0:20 to 11:35 Innovations in Atlanta: How did Atlanta go from Soccer Desert to Leader in Soccer and Soccer for Good Georgia Tech Robotics Creator Neuronified Generation Google Scholar North America. Gilda Doria: Former Captain Duke Women’s Soccer Team, Former Professional Soccer Player Boston Breakers, CEO and Co-Founder Soccerhead: SoccerHead: Making the Game More Accessible and Affordable.įrancisco Stenger, MS Student, Global Media and Cultures, Georgia Tech. Bill Moore Student Success Center ĩ:00 to 10:15 Innovations and Access to the Gameĭeclan Abernathy, PhD Candidate in History and Sociology of Technology and Science, Georgia Tech: Grass Ceiling: The United States Women’s National Soccer Team and the Growth of Women’s Soccer in America.
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