[xmca] Fwd: launching Interface: a journal for and about social movements

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- apologies for crossposting -

Interface: a journal for and about social movements

Issue one: "movement knowledge"

The first issue of Interface, a multilingual, open access and global e-journal
produced by social movement practitioners and engaged movement
researchers, is now available at www.interfacejournal.net. The special
theme of this issue is "movement knowledge": what movements know, how
they produce knowledge, what they do with it and how it can make a
difference.

Articles in this issue include:

Laurence Cox, Cristina Flesher Fominaya, Editorial: movement knowledge

Mayo Fuster Morell, Action research: mapping the nexus of research and
political action

Budd Hall, A river of life: learning and environmental social movements

Sandra Maria Gadelha de Carvalho / José Ernandi Mendes, Extensão
universitária: compromisso social, resistência e produção de conhecimentos
(Continuing education: social commitment, resistance and the production of
knowledge)

Ilse Scherer-Warren, Redes para a (re)territorialização de espaços de
conflito: os casos do MST e MTST no Brasil (Networks for the
reterritorialisation of spaces of conflict: the cases of the Brazilian MST and
MTST)

Antonio Pedro Dores, Movimentos sociais existem? (Do social movements
exist?)

Michael Duckett, "Wor diary": a case of DIY alternative history (action note)

Süreyyya Evren, Alternative publishing experiences in Istanbul (action note)

Caspar Davis, Creative democracy - wisdom councils at work (action note)

Alejandrina Reyes, La sistematizacion de experiencias y la vision emergente
en el hecho educativo (teaching / research note)

David Landy, The mirror stage of movement intellectuals? Jewish criticism
of Israel and its relationship to a developing social movement (review essay)

Fergal Finnegan, Janet Conway, Praxis and politics (book review)

A call for papers for issue two is now open, on the theme of "civil society
versus social movements". Full details at
http://www.interfacejournal.net/2009/01/call-for-papers-civil-society-vs-social.html

Interface is looking for new participants for its various regional /  
linguistic
groups. We are particularly keen to find IT collaborators who can help us
make the site more useful and accessible, and translators to support our
multilingual project. Our overall aim is to "learn from each other's  
struggles":
to develop a dialogue between researchers and practitioners, but also
between different social movements, intellectual traditions and national
contexts.

Contact details at:
http://www.interfacejournal.net/2008/03/editorial-contacts.html




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