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Index

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Aam Aadmi Party

Abolition Democracy (Davis)

Abraham, Margaret

Abt, Thomas

academy and inclusion.

See also

decolonizing academia

antiracist pedagogy and

author’s personal journey and

campuses and

classes and

community engagement and

community settings and

critiques of Middletown studies and

decolonizing the curriculum and

fulfilling the promise and

legacies of Middletown studies and

overview of

pedagogy and

promise of inclusion and

radical inclusive pedagogy and

radical teachers and

return to Middletown and

service learning and

students and

tools of the institution and

universal design in learning and

working in Middletown and

action for social change.

See

participatory research, education, and action;

See

tips for action

Addams, Jane

Agozino, Biko

Alatas, Syed Farid

Al Bashir, Omar

American Association for University Professors (AAUP)

American Association of Colleges and Universities (AACU)

American Sociological Association (ASA)

Andean Project for Peasant Technologies— PRATEC

Anheier, Helmut

Appadurai, Arjun

Argentina’s recent social movements

agendas of organizations in

“all-terrain” action in

amphibious intellectual and

Cambiemos and

complexity of

contesting the government and

COVID and

from emergence to incorporation of

essential aspects strengthened by

facing the pandemic and

feminist movement and

field of project management and

hybrid participation and

IMF debt and

incorporation into the political system of

leftist and Marxist movements and

militant mobilization and

mobilizations and demonstrations and

neoliberalism and

new “all-terrain” stage of

novelties and paradoxes and

overview of

Peronist tradition and

piqueteros and

political-electoral terrain and

political identity and

popular economy and

presidential narrative of

resource mobilization and

scholarship on success of incorporation of

social assistance terrain in

social plans and

successes of

theoretical “dilemma” of

three pillars of “all-terrain” movements and

trade union terrain in

unemployment and

UTEP and

Arriba Lozano, Alberto

Arribas, Alberto

Articulation of the Semiarid (ASA)

Art of Protest, The (Johnson)

Arvin, M.

ASA (American Sociological Association)

Austrian climate activist movements.

See

climate activism in Austria

Bailey, Marlon

Bakhtin, Mikhail

Barber, William

Bauman, Z.

Baviskar, A.

Beardall, Rocha

Bennett, M.

Berra, Michael

Bhambra, Gurminder

Bialakowski, Alberto

Black Lives Matter

Black Panther Party

Black Philadelphia (Du Bois)

Black Reconstruction (Du Bois)

Blackwell, Angela

Black women, kinship, and commodity

academic coauthorship and

Afrocentric kinship and resistance and

afterward on

alternative kinship formations and

critical reflexivity and

cultural work and

double consciousness and

embodiment of material culture and

essential mothers and

ethics of diaspora and

ethnography as politics and

intersectional mothers and

Jasiatic and

Juneteenth Babies and

kinship as vehicle of racially transgressive practice

labor of Diaspora and

methodologies of Black feminism and

overview of

rasta mothers and

ritual and

Roots vs Routes approaches and

scholar-activism and

transnational Black Atlantic family and

Black Women and the Criminal Justice System (Agozino)

Blaming the Victim (Ryan)

Bloomberg, Michael

Bockting, Walter

Bohm, David

Bourdieu, Pierre

in the banlieue

critical reception of

dangers of anti-intellectualism and

decolonization and

from public sociology to liberation sociology and

social capital and

status in the field of sociology of

Bowling Alone (Putnam)

Boyd-Barrett, Oliver

Boyer, Ernest

Breckinridge, Sophonisba

Brown, Jacqueline Nassy

Brown, Karida

Brown, Tawana

Buber, Martin

Budge, Stephanie

buen vivir

Burawoy, Michael

Burton, Susan

Cabral, Amilcar

Cadena, Marisol de la

Calderon, Jose

Caldwell, Hillary

Calhoun, Craig

California Domestic Workers Alliance (CDWA)

Cambiemos

Carmichael, Stokely

Castile, Philando

Castro, Fidel

Castro, Sal

Casura, Lily

CDSC.

See

Civil Discourse and Social Change (CDSC)

Cease Violence Program

Center for Structural Equity (CFSE)

centers for engagement

academic norms and

aims of institutions and

alternative values for centering and

assumptions and limitations on

caring approach and

change as existential nexus of humanity and

collaborative work and

critical reflection and

danger in dialogue and education and

“decentering academic knowledge” and

definition of decentering of institutions and

definition of “the work” and

education for freedom and

engaging with humanity and realities of conditions and

equal voice and

expectations of institutions and

families and

fear of institutionalization and

goal of work outside of institutions and

identity and

knowledge production and

nontotalizing effects of institutions and

overview of

relationships centered and

success and maintenance and

Chambers, Darryl

Chartist Anthem, The (Boucher)

Chassamboulli, A.

Chauvin, Derek

Chavez, Cesar

Chavez, Gerado Reyes

Chicano Coordinating Committee on Higher Education (CCCHE)

Cincotta, Gale

City Community Land Initiative (NYCCLI)

civic education.

See

Your Voice, Your Choice (YVYC)

Civil Discourse and Social Change (CDSC)

agonistic democracy pedagogies and

antibias training and

art and activism theme and

capture of social justice efforts and

critical pedagogy and

curriculum and

debate on social justice scholarship and

DEI and

dimensions of social justice education and

discussion of

elements of insubordinate spaces and

entrepreneurism and

establishment of

faculty-led efforts and

HSI designation and

impact of

institutional context of

insubordinate spaces and

Lawson’s influence on

lessons of

market-driven trends and

marketization and

minority serving institutions and

multiculturalism and

Nazification of education and

neoliberal multiculturalism and

neoliberal university and

organizational priorities and

overview of

pillars of

public programming and

reclaiming of higher education for democracy and

Social Justice Student Conference held by

specialized curriculum and

Teaching Commons and

tuition hike protests and

vision of

warm demander approach and

CIW.

See

Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)

climate activism in Austria

activism and

activist engagement and

activist motivations and goals and

agonisms and

civil disobedience and

Club of Rome and

collective identity and

community and organization and

cultures of participation and

democratic participation and

development of

dissonance and affect and

Extinction Rebellion and

FFF and

groups focused on

Hainburger Au protest and

history and context of

individualized issues and

Jugendrat and

LB and

media repertoires and

methodological approach of study on

movement content and

opposition to

overview of

Paris Agreement and

political agency and

practices of protest and

public sphere and

repertoire of communication and

results and discussion of study on

SCCC and

social movements and

social participation and

study on

theoretical framework for analysis of

tolerant identities and

traditional media and

climate justice as social justice

Acción Ecológica and

blockadia and

buen vivir and

COP21 and

current state of

Dakota Access Pipeline and

definition of

degrowth and

disparate impact of climate change and

Extinction Rebellion and

FFF and

future of

Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice and

Global Tapestry of Alternatives and

intersecting crises and

Keystone XL pipeline and

markers of climate injustice and

networks of systemic alternatives and

origins and growth of

overview of

Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance and

Paris Agreement and

redistribution and

Sunrise Movement and

systemic alternatives and

350.org and

Transition Towns movement and

UNFCCC and

Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth and

Closing the K–12 Digital Divide in the Age of Distance Learning

Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)

action ecosystem of

agricultural workers resisting oppression and

brand busting campaigns and

Code of Conduct and

definition of radical political solidarity and

distinctiveness of

early days of

encomienda system and

enforcement mechanisms “with teeth” and

fair trade and slow food movements and

farmworker justice movement and

First Great Migration and

framework for analysis of

future directions and

history of agricultural labor movement and

narrative framing and

new day for farmworkers and

objectivity and

overview of

popular education and

protest culture and

radical political solidarity and

recognition of

relationality and

reproductive labor and, agricultural labor as

serendipity and new strategy and

sociology for solidarity and

Taco Bell and

Coates, Rodney

Coele, Johnetta B.

Collins, Patricia Hill

Colonialism and Modern Social Theory (Bhambra and Homewood)

“Color Line in the Housing Problem, The” (Breckinridge)

Columbus, Christopher

Combahee Collective

commodity.

See

Black women, kinship, and commodity

community action, police terrorism, and white racial state.

See

murder of George Floyd protests

community-based scholarship.

See also

Youth Consortium of Bahia (YCOB)

academia’s role in

advocacy and

American Family settlement and

barriers to social justice scholarship and

as buzzword

Community Action Research initiative (ASA) and

Community Reinvest Act and

doing good and doing well and

Fair Lending Coalition and

Federal Reserve Board and

Home Mortgage Disclosure Act and

HUD’s failed insurance regulation and

insurance redlining settlements and

lessons of

National Training and Information Center and

new directions for

Occupy Wall Street and

overview of

professionalization and

wins, losses, and a tie and

community-engaged learning.

See also

decolonizing academia

California Domestic Workers Alliance and

care work and

Christianity and

decolonization and

definition of decolonization and

disrupting colonial institutions and

distinctness of settler colonialism and

Domestic Worker Bill of Rights and

entanglements and

(c)entering the conversation and

ethic of incommensurabilities and

Hawai’i tourism and

Hotel Workers’ Union and

Indigenous resistance and

labor, migration, and citizenship and

Manifest Destiny and

Native nationalism and

overview of

settler colonialism as set of technologies and

settler-native-slave triad and

site 1 for

site 2 for

wrestling with incommensurabilities and

Community Forest Rights (CFR)

Community Land Trusts (CLTs)

Community Reinvest Act (CRA)

Compact of Free Association (COFA)

Cone, James

Connell, Raewyn

Consumer Advisory Council (CAC)

Coors, Joe

COP21

coproduction of knowledge.

See

knowledge justice

Cornwall, Andrea

Corriente Clasista y Combativa (CCC)

Cox, Laurence

critical pedagogy

critical race theory

Culture and Imperialism (Said)

Cusican, Silvia Rivera

Dakota Access Pipeline

“Dark as a Dungeon” (Travis)

Davis, Angela

Davis, Mike

Dearden, Nick

de Blasio, Bill

decolonizing academia.

See also

academy and inclusion;

See also

community-engaged learning

centering of relationship and

Chicano movements and

collaboration and civic engagement and

decentering of academic institutions and

definition of

ethic of incommensurabilities and

increased focus on

knowledge justice and

overview of

transactional relationships and

universities’ complicity with slavery and genocide and

woke education and

decolonizing sociology plenary.

academic journals and

activist-sociologists and

Africa and

Agozino on

Americentrism and

Arab world and

articulation and

assimilation and

Australia and

Bhambra on

binary constructs and

boundaries of sociology and

Britain and

canon of sociology and

capitalism and socialism and

careerism and

centering marginalized voices and

China and

Coates on

cognitive justice and

colonialism as crime against humanity and

committed objectivity and

Connell on

COVID and

critical race theory and

culture of poverty and

curriculum and

dead White men and

definition of

definition of “colonizer” and “colonizing,”

definition of social justice and

DEI and

development of sociology and

discussion of

educational reform and

emotionality attributed to the Other and

epistemic hierarchies and

Go on

Hanafi on

history and

Indigenous counternarratives and

interdisciplinarity and

intersectionality and

ISA and

Itzigsohn on

knowledge production and

land acknowledgement and

liberal sociology and

Meghji on

metaphor of decolonization and

multiculturalism and

objectivity and

opening statements on

Othering and

overview of

power structures and

practical strategies for

provinciality and

racialization and

reparations and

reverse journeys and

Romero on

social construction and

south-south links and

students of sociology and

systemic racism and

truth and

UNESCO and

utopian thinking and

victim blaming and

Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)

DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion)

De l’envera et l’endroit (Camus)

della Porta, Donatella

DeSantis, Ron

De Sousa, Boaventura

de Souza Briggs, Xavier

Development as Freedom (Sen)

dialogue-driven civic education.

See

Your Voice, Your Choice (YVYC)

Dig Where You Stand (Lindqvist)

“Dilemmas in a General Theory of Planning” (Rittel)

diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)

Dolgon, Corey

Domestic Worker Bill of Rights

DREAMers

Drüeke, Ricarda

Du Bois, W. E. B.

African socialism and

Black folk as a “problem,”

capitalism and

climate change and

decolonization and

double consciousness and

folk songs and

interdisciplinarity and

methodology of

neglect of

objectivity and

PAR and

poor White people and the effects of whiteness and

psychological wage of whiteness and

reception of

revival and rediscovery of

social epidemiology and

street PAR and

talented tenth and

truth and

twoness of being American and Black and

veil and

whiteness and

Duncombe, Stephen

Dupont, I.

Durkheim, Emile

Dussel, Enrique

Dyson, Michael Eric

Eckert, Stine

Edgehill Story Project

Edwards, Brent Hayes

Edwards, Joyce

“Ella’s Song” (Reagon)

“El Picket Sign” (Valdez)

“El Plan de Santa Barbara,”

engagement centers.

See

centers for engagement;

See

Civil Discourse and Social Change (CDSC)

Envisioning Real Utopias (Wright)

Etzioni, Amitai

ExChains

Extinction Rebellion (XR)

Eyerman, Ron

Fadee, Simin

Fagioli, Federico

Falcon, Ricardo

Fals-Borda, Orlando

Fanon, Frantz

farmers’ movement.

See

Indian farmers’ movement

Feagin, Joe

Federal Highway Act (1956)

Federici, Silvia

Feeney, Anne

“Fees Must Fall” movement

Fernández, Alberto

Fernández, Ana Teresa

Fernández de Kirchner, Cristina

Ferrazares, T.

FFF (Fridays for Future)

First New Chronicle and Good Government, The (Poma de Ayala)

Fischetti, Tony

Flacks, Richard

Floyd, George

See also

murder of George Floyd protests

Foley, Griff

folk songs and labor movements

author’s personal journey and

civil rights movement songs and

“Dark as a Dungeon” (Travis) and

deep learning and

definition of social justice and

“El Picket Sign” (Valdez) and

freedom and

function of

gender and

“Hungry Ragged Blues” (Jackson) and

IWW songs and

lessons from

“Links on the Chain” (Ochs) and

“Midnight Special” (Leadbelly) and

overview of

solidarity and

“Stonehill Stare, The” and

tailing of songs by region and

teaching method and

“You Gotta Go Down and Join the Union” (Guthrie) and

Fontaine, William

Forest Rights Act (2006)

Forms of Capital (Bourdieu)

Forte, Rui

Foucault, Michel

14th Amendment project

action goals in shifting political context and

anchor babies and

birthright citizenship and

development of

DREAMers and

ending of

epistemological commitments of PAR and

establishing partnerships in other regions and

gaps in scholarship and

grant for

incorporating new participants and

interview data collection and

lessons from

literature review and

one last push toward analysis and

overview of

PAR and

participatory evaluation and

participatory structure differs from ownership and

preparing for research and

qualitative interview guidelines and

recruitment and

reflecting on the audacity and prudence of action goals

research question of

research team of

terminology of

themes emerging from

timing and project length matters and

Franco, Marielle

Franklin, Benjamin

Fraser, Nancy

Frazier, E. Franklin

free speech movement (FSM)

Freire, Paulo

conscienziacion and

critical pedagogy of

dialogue emphasized by

engaged scholarship and

hope as ontological need and

knowledge production and

PAR influenced by

peer learning and

popular education and

social construction and

solidarity and

Frente Popular Dario Santillan (FPDS)

Fridays for Future (FFF)

from public sociology to liberation sociology

academic dependency and

alternative discourses and

anti-intellectualism and

banlieue and

Bourdieu and

canon of sociology and

classical sociological theory and

collaborative methodologies and

collaborative turn in ethnography and

colonial history and

critique of sociology and

cultural affirmation and

decolonization and

distinctness of collaborative frameworks and

emancipation and

epistemic fundamentalism and

epistemic freedom and

Eurocentrism and

extraversion and

global sociology and

Global North and South as epistemic locations

global sociology and

illusion of the knowledge effect and

importance of research beyond academia and

inclusion in academia and

Indigenous epistemologies and

justice beyond justice and

knowledge-making and

overview of

PRATEC and

proposals for rethinking sociology and

regeneration of Indigenous worlds

resistant knowledge projects and

rights of nature and

SEG15M and

shifting the geography of sociological reason

six ideas for collaborative research

social movements and

sociology of outrage and

sociology rethinking itself and

uprisings in banlieue and

women’s discourses overlooked and

from social to all-terrain.

See

Argentina’s recent social movements

from the streets, from the fields we rise

collective identities and

hope and

overview of

radical collaboration and

radical democracy and

radical diversity and

Fuentes, E.

Fütterer, Michael

Galarza, Ernesto

Ganz, M. L.

Gardner, Howard

garment industry.

See

solidarity in the garment industry

Gaventa, John

Geertz, Clifford

Gender Benders (GBs)

George, A.

Ghandi, Mahatma

Gilroy, Paul

Giroux, Henry

Glasius, Marlie

Global Campaign to Demand Climate Justice

global sociology

Go, Julian

Goffman, Erving

Gordon, Lewis R.

Got the Hammer on Me project

Gramsci, Antonio

Great Grape Strike of 1965

Greenspan, Alan

Groccia, J. E.

Grosso, Leonardo

Guevara, Ernesto “Che,”

gun violence.

See

street PAR

Guthrie, Woody

Guzman, Juana Julia

Habermas, J.

Hall, Stuart

Hamelink, Cees

Hanafi, Sari

Handcox, John

Harrebye, Silas

Harris, Kamala

Harrison, Faye V.

Harvest of Shame (film)

Harvey, David

Harway, Donna

Hill, Joe

Hill, Mark Lamont

Hispanic serving institutions.

See

Civil Discourse and Social Change (CDSC)

Hitler, Adolf

H&M

Ho Chi Minh

Holdt, Karl von

Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) (1975)

hooks, bell

Horton, Myles

Hountondji, Paulin

Howard, L. A.

Huber, M. T.

Huerta, Dolores

Hughto, J. M. W.

Hull-House

Hull House Maps and Papers (Deegan)

“Hungry Ragged Blues” (Jackson)

Hutchings, P.

Hutnick, Carrie

Immokalee workers.

See

Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW)

inclusion.

See

academy and inclusion;

See

DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion)

Indian farmers’ movement

alliance building and

alterglobalization movement and

causes of

context of

countersystemic approach and

definition of social justice and

development of

Green Revolution and

history of prior farmers and

international development model and

knowledge production and

language of coalition building and

lessons learned from

(re)orientation toward struggles and

overview of

politics of possibilities and

public engagement and

Punjab and

rural vs urban frame and

social movements and

townships of protest and

women’s participation and

Indian Forest Acts

Indian land-based struggles

ADNTFD and

author’s personal journey and

colonial legacy and

Community Forest Rights (CFR) and

contexts of

core areas of strength in

CRDS-EA version of PAR and

cultural teams and

definition of PAR and

EA villages as “squatting” and

economic ironies and

eminent domain and

“encroacher” claims against ADNTFD and

Forest Rights Act and

Hindutva and

land as private property and

map for land claims purposes and

map of capitalist accumulation and North-South relations

nature and

NDA and

neoliberalism and

opposition to

overview of

PAR and

postindependence development and

primitive accumulation and

questions surrounding CFR and

racial capitalist dispossession and

relation to the land in

scaling up of ADNTFD social action and

state recognition and

structure of EA organizations and

translocal networks of antidispossession and

vacant/anawadi land and

IndustriAll

inquiry.

See

modes of inquiry and struggle

Integral Human Development Plan (PDHI)

International Telecommunications Union (ITU)

intersectionality

Irish Social Forum

Irony of Service, The (Morton)

ITU

Itzigsohn, José

IWW (Industrial Workers of the World)

Jackson, Anthony

James, C. I. R.

Jamison, Andrew

Jasiatic

Jedermann (Hoffmannsthal)

Jefferson, Thomas

Jenkins, H.

Jess, Tyehimba

J. J. Hill Montessori Magnet

Jodhka, S. S.

Johnson, Andrew

Johnson, Gay Theresa

Johnson, James Weldon

Johnson, Reagon

Jones, R.

journalism, social media, and wars of position

core-periphery model and

democratic participation and

economies of scale and

global civic engagement and

global media inequality and

global public sphere and

historical context for

informational inequality and

ITU and

MacBride report and

news agendas and

NWICO and

overview of

participatory culture and

post-Westphalian model and

public sphere and

revenue sources and

social media in the Global South and

subaltern counterpublics and

UNESCO and

Juneteenth Festival

justice.

See

climate justice as social justice;

See

knowledge justice

justice, social.

See

sociology for social justice overview

Kaba, Mariame

Kaldor, Mary

Katz-Fishman, Walda

Kaun, Anne

Kayiatos, Rocco

Kelley, Robin D.

Kelly, Florence

Kendi, Ibram X.

Kerr, Clark

Keystone XL pipeline

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

kinship.

See

Black women, kinship, and commodity

Kirchner, Néstor

Klein, Naomi

Knowledge for What (Lynd)

knowledge justice

alternative science and

amoral social relationships and

closing notes on

cognitive justice and

collective knower and

components of the scientific device and

contradictions in development of science and

coproduction of knowledge and

destiny of science and

discomfort of science and

epistemicide and

epistemic individualism and

epistemic turn and

experimental trial and

fragility of scientific systems and

initial notes on

method syndrome and

neocolonialism and

neoliberalism and

neutrality and

“new” science or sociopraxis and

“normal” science and

objectivity and

overview of

paradigm and

professionalism and

profit over knowledge and

research coproduction and

scienticide and

scientific practice and society and

shared knowledge and

social intellect and

social movements and

street theory and

tree metaphor for components of science

knowledge production as the new normal.

See also

centers for engagement

anti-Asian sentiment and

big questions for sociologists and

capitalism and

climate change and

college faculty and

colonial order and

critical sociologists and

deconstruction of sociology’s silos and

digital divide and

early sociologists and

entrenchment of inequality and

equilibrium prioritized and

essential workers

garment industry and

immigrants and

impact of COVID and

influenza pandemic of 1918 and

intersectionality and

legal rational models and

meaning of “normal” and

mothers and

overview of

praxis of sociology and

public health and

reclaiming of marginalized voices and

ruptures and continuities due to COVID

settlement movement and

social epidemiology and

social media and

sociology after COVID and

statistical documentation and

transformation of knowledge production and

violence and discrimination and

wicked problems and

women disproportionately affected and

women of color and

Koirala-Azad, S.

Krinsky, John

Krishnamurthy, M.

Kuhn, Thomas

Kumashiro, K.

Kyriakidou, Maria

labor movements.

See

Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW);

See

folk songs and labor movements;

See

Indian farmers’ movement;

See

solidarity in the garment industry

labor of diaspora.

See

Black women, kinship, and commodity

Lafrance, M.

Land Acquisition Act (LAA) (1894)

land-based struggles.

See

Indian land-based struggles

La paperson

La Raza Unida Party

La Via Campesina

La Voie (Morin)

Lawson, James M.

learning, community-engaged.

See

community-engaged learning

Ledbetter, Huddie

Lenin, Vladimir

Lepeau, L. A.

Lerche, J.

Levien, M.

Lewin, Kurt

liberation sociology.

See

from public sociology to liberation sociology

“Links on the Chain” (Ochs)

Lipsitz, George

Longa, Francisco

López-Garza, Marta

Lorde, Audre

Lynd, Helen

Lynd, Robert

MacBride, Sean

Macedo Ponte, Camela

Machel, Samora

Macri, Mauricio

Manifest Destiny

Mann, Horace

Mariño, Freddy

Markell, Jack

Martinez, Betita

Marx, Karl

bourgeoisie as own gravediggers and

conflict theory and

decolonizing sociology and

knowledge production and

philosophy as changing the world and

primitive accumulation and

revolutionary education and

on ruling ideas of each age

society as struggle and

White supremacy and

woke and

Masculine Domination (Bourdieu)

Matrix of Race, The (Coates)

Max (DREAMer)

Mayor, Eric

McChesney, Robert

McKenzie-Mohr, S.

McKibben, Bill

Meghji, Ali

Menem, Carlos

Messineo, Melinda

Mexican American Students and Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/ o de Aztlan (MECHA)

Middletown (Lynd and Lynd)

“Midnight Special” (Leadbelly)

Mitchell, Tania

modes of inquiry and struggle

affordable housing and

bad sociology and

City Community Land Initiative and

CLTs and

coalitional reabstraction and

critical sociological practice and

critique of New York’s Housing policy and

definition of mode of inquiry and

histories of the present and future and

homeless activism and

ideological demystification and

inclusion of homeless voices and

NYCCLI and

overview of

PAR and

PTH and

public good and

reabstraction and

“Real Affordability for All” campaign and

rooted and networked inquiry and

shared definitions of problems and

struggles over finance and land and

studying contradictions and

survey of

“SWOT” exercises and

Modi, Narendra

Monteagudo, Graciela

Montelongo, Luz

Moore, Wendy Leo

Morales, Nicolas

Morin, Edgar

Morris, Aldon

Morton, Keith

Mouffe, Chantal

“Movement Learning Catalyst” project

movement thinking

assessing particular movements and

collective actors and

competence framework and

development and direction of

differences between and within movements and

knowledge production and

learning and

need for knowledge and

overview of

puppets and protests and

real potential of movements and

significance of

strategic learning course for activists and

struggle and

WEF and

what is to be done and

“Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan,”

Movimiento Evita

Munga, J.

murder of George Floyd protests

background to

Black Lives Matter and

businesses burned and

community dimensions of

COVID-19 and

Derek Chauvin trial and

discussion of

emotional toll and

interview format and

introduction from Dr. Moore

Jeronomo Yanez and

media coverage of

methodology and

narrative journey and

not guilty verdicts and

organization efforts and

overview of

peacefulness of protests

Philando Castile and

police encounter during

pop-up sites and

reactions to murder video

social media and

White agitators and

writing of chapter on

Museus, S. D.

My Brothers Keeper (Etzioni)

Nakabuye, Hilda Flavia

Narayan, Kirin

National Day Labor Organizing Network

National Infrastructure Bank

National Land Use Policy

National Peoples’ Action (NPA)

National Training and Information Center

National Training and Information Center (NTIC)

National Youth Commission Act (1996)

Ndlovu-Gatsheni, S.

neighborhood story project

affordable housing and

attuning to moments of narrative resistance and

Black spatial imaginary and

change in neighborhoods and

context and methods and

definition of narrative resistance and

demographics of participants and

discussion of

epistemic harm and

expanding reach of narrative resistance and

findings of

implications of

increased capacity for narrative resistance and

interview analysis and

material and epistemic dimensions of

mobilizing narrative resistance and

narratives of

nurturing narrative resistance and

opening spaces of narrative resistance and

overview of

partnership-building process and

racialization and

social memory and

sources of data on

theorizing neighborhoods and

timeline of

neutrality

new normal.

See

knowledge production as the new normal

New School

Newsom, Gavin

New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO)

New York City.

See

modes of inquiry and struggle

New York City Community Land Initiative (NYCCLI)

Nez, Lavera

Nicholls, W.

Noble, Wade

Nobles, W. W.

No More Police (Kaba and Ritchie)

Norquist, John

“Notes on Deconstructing the Popular” (Hall)

Obama, Barack

objectivity

Olmos, Daniel

Orange County Dream Team (OCDT)

Orissa Government Land Settlement Act (1962)

O’Sullivan, Edmund

Pachankis, J. E.

Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance

PAR and citizen children of the undocumented.

See

14th Amendment project

PAR as narrative resistance.

See

neighborhood story project

PAR in land-based struggles.

See

Indian land-based struggles

PAR in the street.

See

street PAR

Paris Agreement (2015)

Parsons, Talcott

Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation plan (PM&E)

participatory research, education, and action

CCCHE and

charity model and

civil rights and labor movements and

colonization and

creative pedagogy and

critique of PAR and

development of PAR and

early scholarship on

“El Plan de Santa Barbara,”

future of our engagements and

hybrid life and

immigrant rights and

La Raza Unida Party and

MECHA and

objectivity and

overview of

people’s knowledge and

rigor in scholarship and

service workers in academia and

sociology for social justice and

structural foundations and

student of the 60s and

student to community organizer and

technology use and

Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA)

Payne, Yasser Arafat

Pedagogy for Liberation (Freire)

Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Freire)

Peltz, Nelson

People’s Report, The (Payne)

Peri, G.

Permanent Settlement Act (1894)

Picture the Homeless (PTH)

Piñeros-Shields, Thomas

Plato

Player, Jeffrey

Pluriverse (Kothari)

policy and local action matter

access and diversity policies and

aim of sociology and

CLTs and

dialectical collective research and

Dreamers and

narrative resistance and

NSPs and

overview of

PAR and

radical class consciousness and

reform or revolution debate and

Student Immigration Movement and

theory and

PolicyLink

Ponte, Camela Macedo

popular education.

See

participatory research, education, and action

Power of Song, The (Seeger)

Prasad, Monica

praxis.

See

knowledge production as the new normal

Prison Notebooks (Gramsci)

problem-solving sociology

author’s personal journey and

building social capital and community organizing and

Camp GB and

COVID-19 and

definition of

definition of social capital and

Gender Benders and

HIV crises and

overview of

peer support program and

social leverage and

social support and

state-based harassment and

stigma and

trans community in the US Southeast and

transfeminist sociological standpoint and

trans people’s need over people’s trans needs and

trans social capital and

vocation for social change and

production of knowledge.

See

knowledge production as the new normal

Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty and Genocide

public scholarship

academic writing contrasted with

barriers to

Casura’s journey into

challenges and opportunities of

conversational style of writing and

COVID-19 and

definition of social justice as orientation and

effectiveness of Op-Ed writing and

finding your voice and

goals and numbers in writing of Op-Eds and

incorporating into teaching of

journeys into

last frontier of

lessons from

mailing lists and

methodology for writing Op-Eds and

motivations for beginning

Op-Ed writing and

overview of

policy briefs and

preparing Op-Eds in advance and

public speaking contrasted with

reactions in academia to

role of emotions in

Sáenz’s journey into

training of students and reward structure for

translation of Op-Eds and

public sociology.

See

from public sociology to liberation sociology

Pulido, Laura

Putin, Vladmir

Queer Returns (Walcott)

Quijano, Anibal

Rahman, Mohammed Anisur

Randolph, Philip

Rantanen, Terhi

Raschke, Joachim

“Real Affordability for All” campaign

Reese, Florence

Reform or Revolution (Luxemburg)

Reggae Central

Reggae Central (RC)

Reisner, S. L.

Reporters Without Borders

Research University Civic Engagement Network (TRUCEN)

response to decolonizing sociology plenary

Arab world and

decolonial sociology and

development of sociology and

ISA and

knowledge production and

multiple experiences of imperialism and

objectivity and

overview of

provincializing the canon and

resistance movements and

summary of plenary and

revolutionary education.

See

woke

revolutionary sociology

academic conferences and

assimilation and

common sense and

critical optimism and

culture of uprisings and

definition of

depoliticization of social movements and

overview of

scientific positivism and

synthesis of pre and postcolonial culture and

tradition of

Reyes-Santos, AlaI

Rittel, Horst

Rizer, George

Robinson, Credric

Robinson, Vern

Rogers, Baker

Romero, Mary

Romero, Theresa

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Ross, Andrew

Rost-Banik, Colleen

Rucht, Dieter

Sáenz, Rogelio

Said, Edward

Saño, Yeb

Santhiago, Breno

Savio, Mario

scholarship, community-based.

See

community-based scholarship

scholarship, public.

See

public scholarship

Schwarzenegger, Arnold

Scott, Jerome

Seeger, Peter

SEG15M (“Stop Evictions Granada 15M Movement”)

Segerberg, Alexandra

Sen, Amartya

Shariati, Ali

Sharma, N.

Shields, Alexandra Piñeros

Shigematsu, Setsu

Shock Doctrine, The (Klein)

Shor, Ira

Silva, Keu

Simmel, Georg

Singh, Bhagat

social media.

See

journalism, social media, and wars of position

social movements.

See

Argentina’s recent social movements;

See

climate activism in Austria;

See

Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW);

See

knowledge justice;

See

movement thinking

Social Science as Imperialism (Ake)

Society for the Study of Social Problems

Sociological Imagination, The (Mills)

sociological liberation movement (SLM)

Sociological Theories of Race (UNESCO)

sociology.

See

decolonizing sociology plenary;

See

from public sociology to liberation sociology;

See

problem-solving sociology;

See

response to decolonizing sociology plenary;

See

revolutionary sociology

sociology for social justice overview

AAUP

anticolonialism

ASA

Black radical tradition

chapter summary of current volume

decolonization

depoliticization of radical scholars

elite knowledge and legitimacy production

entrenchment of status quo

faculty experience

faculty strikes

first-generation students

free speech movement

institutional conflict

legacy of student movements

limits on scope of current volume

methodology of current volume

multiversity

neoliberalism

participatory action research (PAR)

professionalism

reform of sociology as a discipline

settlement sociology

social justice sociology

Society for the Study of Social Problems

sociological liberation movement

state of the discipline

student movements

Students for a Democratic Society

UC Berkeley

Sociology Is a Martial Art (film)

solidarity in the garment industry

advocacy network approach and

author’s personal journey and

codes of conduct and

collective analysis and concrete demands and

democratization of the union and

everyday orientations of workers and unions and

firefighting contrasted with

global framework agreements and

health problems of workers and

issue-based unity and

labor geography and

limits of social struggles and

minor issues and

multiscalar labor agency and

multistakeholder initiatives and

new international division of labor and

overview of

possibilities for international forms of

reframing of collaborations and organizing and

role of workers in

social regulation of conflicts and

sociospatial power relations and

starting point for

TIE Global union network and

workplace mapping and

Sorrells, Kathryn

Souls of Black Folks, The (Du Bois)

South Africa.

See

Your Voice, Your Choice (YVYC)

Sparks, Colin

Squire, Greg

Sreberny-Mohammadi, Annabelle

Starr, Ellen Gates

St. Clair, k. L.

Steiner, Lisa

Still the Sirens (Brutus)

“Stop Evictions Granada 15M Movement” (SEG15M)

“Stories That People Tell” (podcast)

street PAR

academia and

Black community research and

“captive” audiences and

challenges and victories with

conditions addressed by

core features and dimensions of

criticism of Black academicians and

definition of

definition of PAR and

democratic relationships and decision-making and

development of

establishing a cooperative relationship with the streets and

future of

gun buyback programs and

HBCUs and

Latin American community research and

limitations of PAR and

literature on

local activism and

as means to operationalize sociocultural change

methodology of

organizing the streets to become research-activists and

overview of

peace in the streets and

Philadelphia PAR project and

primary goal of

prior scholarship on

publications and media resulting from

rehistoricizing of

revisiting social justice and

scientific colonialism and

street identity and

training the team for

Tuskegee Syphilis study and

uneven support for community-based research and

urban violence and

Wilmington Street PAR program and

struggle.

See

modes of inquiry and struggle

Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)

“Study of Man, The” (Toch)

SuCasa

Svampa, Maristella

Sweet, Stephen

Taney, Roger B.

Tarrow, Sidney

Tennessee.

See

neighborhood story project

Thiong’o, Ngũgĩ wa

This Changes Everything (Klein)

Thompson, Tommy

350.org

Thunberg, Greta

Thurber, Amie

Thussu, D.

Tilly, C.

tips for action

part I

part II

Part III

Toch, Han

Todd, Helen

Tomilson, John

Torre, M.

Torres, Camilo

transgender community.

See

problem-solving sociology

Transition Towns movement

Trask, Huanani-Kay

Trolley Times (newspaper)

Trujillo, Freddie

Trump, Donald

Tuck, Eve

Tuskegee Syphilis study

Tutu, Desmond

UC Berkeley

Uldam, Julie

Ulex Project

UN Climate Change Conference

Under Western Eyes (Mohanty)

UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)

UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change)

unions.

See

folk songs and labor movements;

See

solidarity in the garment industry

United Mexican American Students (UMAS)

UNITE-HERE union

Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth

up against the ivy to decolonize our minds

UTEP (Union de Trabajadores de la Economia Popular)

Velasquez, Baldemar

Veracini, L.

Voices of Resistance (Morejon)

Wahad, Dhoruba

Wallerstein, Immanuel

Warren, Mark

wars of position.

See

journalism, social media, and wars of position

Weber, Max

as apologist for colonialism

authority and

China and

decolonizing sociology and

history and

new normal and

protestant work ethic and

Weischer, Christoph

Weissinger, Sandra

Wells, Ida B.

West, Cornel

White supremacy

Whyte, William Foote

Wilder, Craig

Williams, Raymond

“Wine and Milk” (Barthes)

woke

awakening of revolutionary intellectuals and

Black Lives Matter and

Black people as super exploited and

capitalism and

consciousness, vision, and strategy and

from crisis to consciousness and

critical consciousness as distinct from

definition of

definition of wokeism and

DEI and

development of

dialectical historical materialism and

double consciousness and

essence of revolutionary education and

future is now and

HBCUs and

intersectionality and

Jackson’s narrative of becoming

Katz-Fishman’s narrative of becoming

legacies and lessons and

liberatory consciousness and

narratives of becoming

nobodies in society and

origins and nature of the state and

overview of

polarization and

privilege and

revolutionary education and

revolutionary intellectuals in theory and practice and

social reality as produced and

teaching truth to empower and

transition from liberals to radicals and

undocumented immigration and refugees and

urgency of now and

veil and

wake up, calling all revolutionaries and

whiteness and

White supremacy and

White working class and

wokeism and

Women, Culture and Politics (Davis)

Woodson, Carter G.

World Press Freedom

Wretched of the Earth, The (Fanon)

Wynter, Sylvia

Yanez, Jeronimo

Yang, K. W.

YCOB.

See

Youth Consortium of Bahia (YCOB)

“You Gotta Go Down and Join the Union” (Guthrie)

Your Voice, Your Choice (YVYC)

actively engaged self-mobilizing citizenry and

context for

definition of dialogue and

development of

freedom and its determinants and

goals of

intersectionality and

“knotty” problems and

moving beyond talking and

National Youth Commission Act and

overview of

participant-led dialogues and

participant responses and

participation as dependent on knowledge and skills

power of dialogue and

process as dialogue in

safe space for dialogue and

sessions of

underestimation of dialogue and

unfreedoms and

young people not voting and

Youth Consortium of Bahia (YCOB)

ASA and

autonomy of youth and

barriers to youth and

Child and Adolescent Act and

communication technology and

contextual learning and

development of

distrust of NGOs and

ecology of knowledges and

edu-communication and

establishment of

Freirean pedagogy and

identity and

inspiring revolutions and

management training and

MOC and

negative perception of youth and

overview of

participation encouraged by

Participatory Rural Appraisal and

partner organizations of

partnership to amplify voices of youth and

racial dimensions of Brazil and

traditionalism and

trainings and

youth changing communities and

youth involvement in management of

Youth Statue and

Zaracho, Natalia

Zobl, Elke

Zoe Spencer, Sharon

Zukin, Sharon

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