Vol. 4 (2017): Special Issue: Activism and Academia

A special issue based on the 2016 social movements conference, hosted at Victoria University of Wellington.

Published: 2017-09-01

Editorial

Navigating Activism and Academia

Jack Foster, Murdoch Stephens, Dylan Taylor, Amanda Thomas

13–21
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Articles

Student Activism Against the Neocolonial, Neoliberal University Exploring a Sociology of Absences, Emergences, and Hidden Fires

Marcelle Dawson

53–84
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What Divides? The ‘Academic–Activist Divide’ and the Equality of Intelligence

Shannon Walsh

85–106
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Social-model Mothers Disability, Advocacy, and Activism

Gretchen Good, Awhina Hollis-English, Ally Attwell, Anna Dickson, Anita Gibbs, Janice Gordon, Joanna Taylor

107–135
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The Value of Work and the Future of the Left

Campbell Jones

137–165
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Interview

We Have Come Too Far Not To Go Further

Moana Jackson

27–51
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Interventions

Community Economies Responding to Questions of Scale, Agency, and Indigenous Connections in Aotearoa New Zealand

Gradon Diprose, Kelly Dombroski, Stephen Healy, Joanne Waitoa

167–183
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Pākehā as Punisher Dominated Conversations on Dominant Cultures

Murdoch Stephens

185–191
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We Don’t Have to Be the Building

Sian Torrington

193–202
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Reviews

The Big Shift Rethinking Money, Tax, Welfare and Governance for the Next Economic System

Deidre Kent, Leon Salter

203–211
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The New Zealand Project

David Parker

213–222
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The Road to Hell State Violence Against Children in Postwar New Zealand

Denise Blake

223–228
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