"The chart on this page indicates the rapid growth of telephone connections, measured as numbers of voice paths, across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The first transatlantic telephone cables were laid in 1956 and 1957, providing fewer than a hundred voice paths. By 1996, cable lines were providing a million and a quarter voice paths, and satellite another three quarters of a million (Held et al, 1999: 343, citing Staple, 1996)."

 The Role of Language in the Internationalisation of Higher Education: an example from Portugal

VINCENT KERKLAAN, GILLIAN MOREIRA, KEES BOERSMA (2008)
European Journal of Education 43 (2) , 241–255

Discusses the increased need for Portuguese language instruction in an increasingly international University.

"Globalization," Cultural Anthropology, Journal of the Society for Cultural Anthropology

"Cities and Urbanism," Cultural Anthropology, Journal of the Society for Cultural Anthropology

Published as "ANTHROPOLOGY OF/IN CIRCULATION: The Future of Open Access and Scholarly Societies" Cultural Anthropology Volume 23, Issue 3, Pages 559 - 588.