By highlighting the role of the Public Sociologist and the international conception of human rights, this volume uniquely contributes to scholarship and current debates, while it also accomplishes two other objectives: first, it will be useful in the classroom; and second, it reorganizes themes that relate to globalization from a new perspective.
By highlighting the role of the Public Sociologist and the international conception of human rights, this volume uniquely contributes to scholarship and current debates, while it also accomplishes two other objectives: first, it will be useful in the classroom; and second, it reorganizes themes that relate to globalization from a new perspective.
Edited by Judith Blau and Keri E. Iyall Smith - Contributions by Judith Blau; Michael Burawoy; Gerard Delanty; Charles A. Gallagher; Kenneth Gould; Arlette Grabczynska; Angela J. Hattery; Keri Iyall-Smith; Walda Katz-Fishman; Núria Homedes; Alberto Moncad
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Chapter 1 Introduction: A Public Sociology for Human Rights Chapter 2 The Local and the Global: Critical Globalization Studies Chapter 3 The Local and the Global: Cosmopolitan Citizenship Chapter 4 The Struggle for Global Society in a World System Chapter 5 A Movement Rising: Vision and Strategy from the Bottom Up Chapter 6 Neoliberal Globalization and the Question of Sweatshop Labor in Developing Countries or Rights Chapter 7 Framing Social Security Rights Chapter 8 Latin America: Capital Accumulation and the Role of International Organizations Chapter 9 Indigenous in Itself to Indigenous for Itself Chapter 10 Migrants, Rights, and States Chapter 11 Understanding Disasters: Vulnerability, Sustainable Development, and Resiliency Chapter 12 Promoting Sustainability Chapter 13 Promoting Peace through Global Governance Chapter 14 Ejidos: Local and Global Publics Chapter 15 Teaching Public Sociologies Chapter 16 What Does Feminism Have to Say about Public Sociology Chapter 17 The Challenge to Public Sociology: Neo-Liberalism's Illusion of Inclusion
Chapter 1 Introduction: A Public Sociology for Human Rights Chapter 2 The Local and the Global: Critical Globalization Studies Chapter 3 The Local and the Global: Cosmopolitan Citizenship Chapter 4 The Struggle for Global Society in a World System Chapter 5 A Movement Rising: Vision and Strategy from the Bottom Up Chapter 6 Neoliberal Globalization and the Question of Sweatshop Labor in Developing Countries or Rights Chapter 7 Framing Social Security Rights Chapter 8 Latin America: Capital Accumulation and the Role of International Organizations Chapter 9 Indigenous in Itself to Indigenous for Itself Chapter 10 Migrants, Rights, and States Chapter 11 Understanding Disasters: Vulnerability, Sustainable Development, and Resiliency Chapter 12 Promoting Sustainability Chapter 13 Promoting Peace through Global Governance Chapter 14 Ejidos: Local and Global Publics Chapter 15 Teaching Public Sociologies Chapter 16 What Does Feminism Have to Say about Public Sociology Chapter 17 The Challenge to Public Sociology: Neo-Liberalism's Illusion of Inclusion
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