Contents: ACME, Vol. 7, issue 2, 2008

ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies

Volume 7, Issue 2, 2008

Editors

ACME Editorial Collective

Contents:

Special Thematic Issue:

Geographies of Everyday Citizenship

Guest edited by:

Max J. Andrucki, Victoria Cook, Jen Dickinson,

Daniel Hale, and Emma Rawlins

*Introduction: Geographies of Everyday Citizenship*	100
Jen Dickinson, Max J. Andrucki, Emma Rawlins, Daniel Hale, & Victoria Cook

Promoting Ecological Citizenship: Rights, Duties and Political Agency	113
Carme Melo-Escrihuela

Citizenship, Health Education and the Obesity ‘Crisis’	135
Emma Rawlins

Young People, Citizenship, Health and Participatory Research: Connections and Disjunctures in Field-Based Research	152
Natalie Beale

Safety, Fear and Belonging: The Everyday Realities of Civic Identity Formation in Fenham, Newcastle upon Tyne	173
Catherine Louise Alexander

Citizenship and Belonging in Suburban France: The Music of Zebda	199
Jonathan Ervine


Participation:

Participatory Action Research as Pedagogy: Boundaries in Syracuse	214
Alison Mountz , Eli B. Moore & Lori Brown

Sidelined by the Guidelines: Reflections on the Limitations of Standard Informed Consent Procedures for the Conduct of Ethical Research	239
David Butz


Research:

The Role of Tenure, Work and Cooperativism in Sustainable Urban Livelihoods	260
Louise Crabtree


Intervention:

Imperialism Within: Can the Master’s Tools Bring Down Empire?	283
Sara Koopman

El Imperialismo adentro: ¿Pueden las Herramientas del Amo Derribar el Imperio?	308
Sara Koopman

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