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  • Liberatory Stories and Rebel Voices for Abolition

    Liberatory Stories and Rebel Voices for Abolition, is a grass-roots community-focused radical transformative critical decolonizing anti-authoritarian book series on the political delineations of transforming education for liberation in communities occupying Indigenous territories and stolen land on Turtle Island (North America) and beyond. This book series will provide space and place for marginalized communities, students, workers, public intellectuals, activist-scholars, teachers, professors, justice impacted people, youth, and oppressed voices to critically resist and amplify their counter-stories which demand that in the rollout of the neoliberal agendas, that public education must be affordable, inclusive, equitable, inclusive, just, transformative, and open to all. This book series foregrounds writer’s agency with authentic story-telling, autoethnography, collective biography and life writing narratives and is a place for disseminating participatory action and social justice activist research. It seeks critical teaching and critical writing that resists Eurocentric pedagogies and methodologies such as denotative reports, standardized metrics, rubrics, corporate, neoliberal, capitalist, standardized, colonial, factory education that colonizes the mind. Instead, the series privileges radical liberatory praxis and makes space for outstanding embodied action research tied to teaching, transformative participatory projects created with not ‘on’ marginalized communities that centers the margin. This book series defends, supports, and participates in revolutionary, transformative, social justice radical critical abolition movements to end authoritarianism, domination, oppression, state-violence, and repression. This book series has a hope for democracy from which knowledge from and for the margins emerge as powerful counter-currents and disruptive discourses that liberate. This book series holds space and place for these voices who brave the world with knowledge in one hand and resistance in the other to liberate all.

    7 publications

  • Title: Developing Intra-regional Exchanges through the Abolition of Commercial and Tariff Barriers / L’abolition des barrières commerciales et tarifaires dans la région de l’Océan indien
  • Title: Prison

    Prison

    Cultural Memory and Dark Tourism
    by Jacqueline Z. Wilson (Author) 2008
    ©2008 Monographs
  • Title: Education’s Prisoners

    Education’s Prisoners

    Schooling, the Political Economy, and the Prison Industrial Complex
    by Ken McGrew (Author)
    ©2008 Textbook
  • Title: 1 Against Reform and Defence: Towards an Abolitionist Feminist Praxis in, against, and beyond the Neoliberal University
  • Title: Prison City

    Prison City

    Life with the Death Penalty in Huntsville, Texas
    by Ruth Massingill (Author) Ardyth Broadrick Sohn (Author)
    ©2007 Textbook
  • Title: The Chartist Prisoners

    The Chartist Prisoners

    The Radical Lives of Thomas Cooper (1805-1892) and Arthur O’Neill (1819-1896)
    by Stephen Roberts (Author)
    ©2008 Monographs
  • Title: Prime Time Prisons on U.S. TV

    Prime Time Prisons on U.S. TV

    Representation of Incarceration
    by Bill Yousman (Author)
    ©2009 Textbook
  • Title: Theatre as a Prison of Longue Durée

    Theatre as a Prison of Longue Durée

    by Henk Gras (Author) Philip Hans Franses (Author) Harry van Vliet (Author) Bennie Pratasik (Author)
    ©2011 Monographs
  • Title: The Prison as Metaphor

    The Prison as Metaphor

    Re-Imagining International Relations
    by Michael Marks (Author)
    ©2004 Textbook
  • Title: Motivation und Volition

    Motivation und Volition

    Evaluation eines psychologischen Interventionsprogrammes
    by Karin Priemuth (Author)
    ©2003 Thesis
  • Title: Prisons, Penology and Penal Reform

    Prisons, Penology and Penal Reform

    An Introduction to Institutional Specialization
    by Curt R. Blakely (Author)
    ©2007 Textbook
  • Title: Writing the Prison in African Literature

    Writing the Prison in African Literature

    by Rachel Knighton (Author) 2019
    Monographs
  • Title: Prison Chaplaincy in Nigeria and in Germany

    Prison Chaplaincy in Nigeria and in Germany

    A Study in Diminishing Returns and Social Responsibility in Nation Building
    by Michael Diochi (Author)
    ©2001 Thesis
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