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Author: Angus McGregor

Angus McGregor holds a Master’s in Applied Arts and Sciences, with a focus on International Relations from the University of North Carolina Greensboro. He currently teaches in the Course of International & Cultural Studies at Kyoto Gaidai Nishi High School, and in the Global Studies Department at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies. He serves as the Director of the Kansai High School Model United Nations and is on the organizing committee for the Japan University English Model United Nations. Angus is active in the Kyoto community as a co-organizer of TEDxKyoto, and as a member of the Kyoto UNESCO Association.
Humanities & Social Sciences, Politics, International Relations & Law

Re-Establishing Civil Political Discourse Through Dignity, Empathy, and Genuine Engagement

Angus McGregor, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, considers a multi-tooled approach to defuse the explosive nature of the current political environment in the United States.

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Cultural & Area Studies

The Need for both Proactive and Responsive Facilitation in Addressing the Rural / Urban Divide in the United States

Angus McGregor, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, considers Thomas Jefferson’s thinking about rural economies in the United States. He concludes the need for a revolution of progressive rural development addressing income and political gaps between rural and urban communities, thus moving the United States closer to Jefferson’s hope; a nation committed to a democratization of prosperity.

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