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Size | 1.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 500 items) |
Abstract | In the spring of 1998, professors Richard (Pete) Andrews, Nicholas Didow, and James Peacock taught INTS 092: Economics, Ethics, and Impacts of the Global Economy: The Nike Example. The interdisciplinary seminar was inspired in part by protests at UNC-Chapel Hill following the renewal of UNC's multi-million dollar deal with Nike. In the course, students examined Nike's labor practices. The course attracted national media attention, particularly when Nike Chief Executive Officer Phil Knight visited campus at the end of the semester to attend the class. Records include the syllabus for the class, notes, student papers and presentations (made accessible with permission), materials used in the course, and news clippings. |
Creator | Andrews, Richard N. L. |
Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. University Archives. |
Language | English |
Processed by: Nicholas Graham and Jennifer Coggins, July 2018
Encoded by: Laura Smith, July 2018
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In the spring of 1998, professors Richard (Pete) Andrews, Nicholas Didow, and James Peacock taught INTS 092: Economics, Ethics, and Impacts of the Global Economy: The Nike Example. The interdisciplinary seminar was inspired in part by protests at UNC-Chapel Hill following the renewal of UNC's multi-million dollar deal with Nike. In the course, students examined Nike's labor practices. The course attracted national media attention, particularly when Nike Chief Executive Officer Phil Knight visited campus at the end of the semester to attend the class.
Back to TopRecords include the syllabus for the class, notes, student papers and presentations (made accessible with permission), materials used in the course, and news clippings.
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INTS 092: Nike Class, spring 1998 |
Nike contract info |
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Class notes-Nike |
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University and business conflicts |
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INTS 092: Nike Class, spring 1998: student papers and presentations |
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Digital Folder DF-40490/1 |
Letter and syllabus, 1998Includes a letter from Richard (Pete) Andrews to Chancellor Michael Hooker and Vice Chancellor and General Counsel Susan Ehringhaus regarding coaches' Nike contracts. |
Videotape VT-40490/1 |
BBC Branded Nike, 1996 |
Videotape VT-40490/2 |
48 Hours–Nike, 17 October 1996 |
Videotape VT-40490/3 |
Phil Knight–Nike–Press Club speech, May 1998 |
Videotape VT-40490/4 |
ESPN special-Nike |