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A Reflection on Political Research and Social Justice Organizing
New Proposals, 2009 As an anthropologist in Guatemala in the late 1990s, my fieldwork among Afro-indigenous community leaders, activists and lay historians participating in democracy-building projects, NGOs, and community organizations during the Peace Process raised ...
Anna L. Anderson-Lazo
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Capitalism and Utopia in the Social Theory of André Gorz
New Proposals, 2020 In this essay, I seek to provide an overview of André Gorz's conception of modern capitalism, considering different moments of his intellectual production. From his initial criticism of the concept of the proletariat between the 1970s and 1980s until his
Silvio Camargo
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Introduction: Situating Neoliberalism, Colonial Land Appropriation, and Feminist Marxism
New Proposals, 2011 NP
Sharon R. Roseman
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Nature on the Move III: (Re)countenancing an Animate Nature
New Proposals, 2013 Current market-based approaches to environmental governance for conservation and sustainability tend to disaggregate non-human natures into discrete units to which ‘value’ can attach, and release these new units into markets of circulating commodities so
Sian Sullivan
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Introducing Nature on the Move -- a Triptych
New Proposals, 2013 A short introductory ...
Sian Sullivan, Jim Igoe, Bram Buscher
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Indigenous Nations and Marxism: Notes on an Ambivalent Relationship.
New Proposals, 2010 Introduction to special theme section on Indigenous issues.
Charles R. Menzies
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New Proposals, 2017 Overview of chapters. Dedication to the memory of James McDonald.
Charles R. Menzies
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Social Class: The Forgotten Identity Marker in Social Studies Education
New Proposals, 2008 This paper describes a study that took place from 2002-2004 in which I critically examined the discourses pertaining to social class in two sources: first, the state-sanctioned social studies curriculum used in British Columbia high schools from the ...
Paul Orlowski
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