[ecrea] Information for Social Change - Issue No.23

>Information for Social Change
>
>Number 23
>
>Special Issue on
>Education for Social Change
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>Edited by Glenn Rikowski
>
>Education is the most powerful weapon which you 
>can use to change the world - Nelson Mandela
>
>Information for Social Change No.23 is now live!
>
>This is the general URL for the journal:
><http://libr.org/ISC/>http://libr.org/ISC/
>
>This is the URL for Issue No.23:
><http://libr.org/isc/toc.html>http://libr.org/isc/toc.html
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>
>CONTENTS
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>Editorial: Education for Social Change  by Glenn Rikowski
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>Articles
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>Class, Capital and Education in this Neoliberal 
>and Neoconservative Period  by Dave Hill
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>To Teach or Not to Teach? The Dilemma of a Left-wing Student  by Alison Tuffs
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>Education and the Politics of Human Resistance  by Glenn Rikowski
>
>The Age of the Corporate State Versus The 
>Informational and Cognitive Public Domain  by 
><?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = 
>"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />Zapopan Martín Muela-Meza
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>Pay as you learn! The Learning Society 
>Rhetoric in the EU-Sponsored Research Projects  by Dionyssios S. Gouvias
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>Critical Mass  by Phil Badger and Glenn Rikowski
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>What is Moral Education?  by Susan Devine
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>Teaching Ethical Issues in Information 
>Technology: How and When  by Ruth Rikowski
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>Critical Perspectives in E-Learning  by Paul Catherall
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>Education for Social Change or for Capital 
>Crisis Resolution  by Helen Raduntz
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>Problems in Education Today  by Victor Rikowski
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>E-Dialogues and E-Interviews
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>Education for a Socialist Future: An E-Dialogue 
>between Rich Gibson and Glenn Rikowski
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>Where has youth radicalism gone? Political 
>participation and democratic pedagogy  An 
>e-dialogue between Alpesh Maisuria and Spyros Themelis
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>Critical Pedagogy Reloaded: An E-Interview with 
>Peter McLaren  Peter McLaren interviewed by Glenn Rikowski
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>Marxism and Educational Theory: An E-Interview 
>with Mike Cole  Mike Cole interviewed by Glenn Rikowski
>
>Book Reviews
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>Linear Hymns, a collection of lyrics and poems 
>by Giles Paley-Phillips  reviewed by Paul Catherall
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>Foibles, Frolics and Phantasms: Illustrated 
>poems (1995-2005), by Paul Catherall  reviewed by Ruth Rikowski
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>Delivering E-learning for Information Services 
>in Higher Education, by Paul Catherall  reviewed by Ruth Rikowski
>
>The Copy/South Dossier: issues in the economics, 
>politics, and ideology of copyright in the 
>global South, The Copy/South Research Group, 
>Edited by Alan Story, Colin Darch and Debora 
>Halbert  reviewed by Ruth Rikowski
>
>Open Access: key strategic technical and economic aspects,
>Edited by Neil Jacobs - reviewed by Ruth Rikowski
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>Biographical Reflections
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>Combining Information and Library work with the 
>Arts and Artistic Creativity, Research and 
>Theory: it is all possible!   A focus on Paul Catherall  by Ruth Rikowski
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>Poems
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>The All Rounder (The Centre of Everything)  by Gregory Rikowski
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>The Ideal World  by Gregory Rikowski
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>
>Epilogue: Education beyond Retromodernism, and 
>Towards Really Useful Workers Knowledge  by Glenn Rikowski
>
>
>Glenn Rikowski
>Visit the Rikowski web site, The Flow of Ideas 
>at <http://www.flowideas.co.uk/>http://www.flowideas.co.uk
>Glenn's University of Northampton, School of Education Staff Profile is at:
><http://almond.admin.nene.ac.uk:7777/portal/page?_pageid=213,6567769&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL>http://almond.admin.nene.ac.uk:7777/portal/page?_pageid=213,6567769&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

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