Contents: ACME, Vol. 8, issue 3, 2009

ACME: An International E-Journal for Critical Geographies

Volume 8, Issue 3, 2009

Edited by:

ACME Editorial Collective

Corporate Involvement in Geography

Guest edited by Paul Chatterton and Larch Maxey

Introduction: Whatever Happened to Ethics and Responsibility in Geography?	429
Paul Chatterton and Larch Maxey

Dancing on a Double Edged Sword: Sustainability within University Corp.	440
Larch Maxey

Education and the Enclosure of Knowledge in the Global University	454
Silvia Federici

Teaching What We (Preach and) Practice: The MA in Activism and Social Change	462
Stuart Hodkinson

Corporate Social Responsibility in Higher Education	474
Ed Brown and Jonathan Cloke

Spies in the Information Economy: Academic Publishers and the Trade in Personal Information	484
David Murakami Wood

Lessons from the Campaign against Elsevier. “We won, but how did we win?”	494
Tom Stafford

In Arms’ Way: Arms Company and Military Involvement in Education in the UK	505
Anna Stavrianakis

Time to Shell Out? Reflections on the RGS and Corporate Sponsorship	521
David Gilbert

Corporate Social Responsibility: Between Civil Society and the Oil Industry in the Developing World	530
Felix Tuodolo

Everywhere You Go, Can You be Sure of Shell?	542
Emily Johns

Intervention

Internationalism, Hegemony, Community, and the Megaconference: a Response to Lawrence Berg	552
Philip E. Steinberg

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