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14 May
2007 |
Beyond
the Picket Line:
Academic Organizing after the Long NYU Strike
Introduction
to the Special Issue |
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| The Future
of Academia is On the Line: Protest, Pedagogy, Picketing, Performativity by Emily Wilbourne |
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| The Professionalizing
of Graduate “Students” by Michael Gallope |
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| Making It Work:
Audre Lorde’s “The Master’s Tools” and the Unbearable
Difference of GSOC by Elizabeth Loeb |
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| The NYU Strike
as Case Study by David Schleifer |
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| Armbands, Arguments,
Op-Eds, and Banner-Drops: Undergraduate Participation in a Graduate Employee
Strike by Andrew Cornell |
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| Another University
is Possible: Academic Labor, the Ideology of Scarcity, and the Fight for
Workplace Democracy by Ashley Dawson |
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| Book Reviews Edited by William Vaughn |
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| Tenured Bosses
and Disposable Teachers: Writing Instruction in the Managed University Reviewed by Daniel Schierenbeck |
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| Ivy and Industry:
Business and the Making of the American University, 1880-1980 Reviewed by Floyd Olive |
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| Moral Leadership:
Ethics and the College Presidency Reviewed by Brian Brost |
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| Engaging
Paulo Freire’s Pedagogy of Possibility: From Blind to Transformative
Optimism Reviewed by Karen A. Bradley |
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| University, Inc.:
The Corporate Corruption of American Higher Education Reviewed by William Vaughn |
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| The Two-Body Problem:
Dual-Career-Couple Hiring Policies in Higher Education Reviewed by Vivian Wagner |
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