Table of Contents
| Editor's preface |
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Vanessa Andreotti |
1-2 |
Articles
| Modernity, Technology, Nationality |
Abstract
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William Pinar |
3-19 |
| Growing Up in Red China: Representations of the Chinese Cultural Revolution in Young Adult Novels and Memoirs |
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Lina Sun |
20-32 |
| Responding to the Call for Sustainability: Intercultural Education and the Pursuit of an Integrated Postcolonial Perspective |
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Nicole Webster |
33-47 |
Position Papers
| The Big Five As Dangerous As Ever – German Development Cooperation, Colonial-racist Imagery, And Civil Society's Response |
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Daniel Bendix |
48-57 |
Practitioner Insights
| Against the Tide: Working With And Against the Affective Flows of resistance in Social and Global Justice Learning |
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Lisa K Taylor |
58-68 |
| The Education Students Deserve: Building a Democratic Classroom in Teacher Education |
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Lina Bell Soares |
69-78 |
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