Emancipatory human rights and the university : promoting social justice in higher education /: promoting social justice in higher education. (2023)
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- Book
- Title:
- Emancipatory human rights and the university : promoting social justice in higher education /: promoting social justice in higher education. (2023)
- Main Title:
- Emancipatory human rights and the university : promoting social justice in higher education
- Further Information:
- Note: Edited by Felisa Tibbitts, André Keet.
- Editors:
- Tibbitts, Felisa
Keet, André - Contents:
- Part 1: Introduction Introduction (André Keet & Felisa Tibbitts) Part 2: Theory Contestations - Human Rights and the Project of Critical University Studies in Africa (André Keet) What Do International Human Rights Standards Have to Say About Higher Education? (Felisa Tibbitts & Paulien de Morree) Epistemic Violence and Human Rights in the American Academy (Davita Silfen Glasberg & Matthew W. Hughey) Reclaiming Justice in South African Higher Education Transformation (Mlamuli Nkosingphile Hlatshwayo) Critical Human Rights Education in the University: Decolonial Possibilities (Michalinos Zembylas) Part 3: Looking Inside the University Latin American Feminists Decolonizing the University (Regina Cortina)Critical Transformative Higher Education for Migration and Global Studies Programs Working with Refugee Communities (Jane Pak & Barbara Moser-Mercer) An Intersectional Approach to “Muslim Women’s Rights”: Teaching Raeda Saadeh’s Who Will Make Me Real? and Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire (Ana Cristina Mendes) Centering the Humanity of Student Activists: Emancipatory Pedagogy as an Antidote to Neoliberalism in U.S. Higher Education (Lori E. Durako Fisher & Chelsea Gilbert) Human Rights in the Higher Education of Pakistan (Saira Bano Orakzai) Human Rights Education Programming in South African Universities (André Keet & Rachel Karnoff) Part 4: Looking Outside the University When the University Travels: Critical Reflections on the Promise and Pitfalls of Human Rights Education inPart 1: Introduction Introduction (André Keet & Felisa Tibbitts) Part 2: Theory Contestations - Human Rights and the Project of Critical University Studies in Africa (André Keet) What Do International Human Rights Standards Have to Say About Higher Education? (Felisa Tibbitts & Paulien de Morree) Epistemic Violence and Human Rights in the American Academy (Davita Silfen Glasberg & Matthew W. Hughey) Reclaiming Justice in South African Higher Education Transformation (Mlamuli Nkosingphile Hlatshwayo) Critical Human Rights Education in the University: Decolonial Possibilities (Michalinos Zembylas) Part 3: Looking Inside the University Latin American Feminists Decolonizing the University (Regina Cortina)Critical Transformative Higher Education for Migration and Global Studies Programs Working with Refugee Communities (Jane Pak & Barbara Moser-Mercer) An Intersectional Approach to “Muslim Women’s Rights”: Teaching Raeda Saadeh’s Who Will Make Me Real? and Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire (Ana Cristina Mendes) Centering the Humanity of Student Activists: Emancipatory Pedagogy as an Antidote to Neoliberalism in U.S. Higher Education (Lori E. Durako Fisher & Chelsea Gilbert) Human Rights in the Higher Education of Pakistan (Saira Bano Orakzai) Human Rights Education Programming in South African Universities (André Keet & Rachel Karnoff) Part 4: Looking Outside the University When the University Travels: Critical Reflections on the Promise and Pitfalls of Human Rights Education in Undergraduate Study Abroad Programs (Maria Jose Bermeo & Chris Westcott) Higher Education in Prison, higher Education Reentry Support, and Freedom: Centering Human Rights and Abolitionist Imagination in Criminal Justice Partnerships in the United States (Daniel T. Scott & Maritza E. Salazar) The Transition Township Action Research Project: Lessons for University and Community Partnerships (Janet Cherry & Gary Prevost) Bringing Human Rights into the Heart of Psychology and Social Work Education (Felisa Tibbitts, Peter Dijkstra & Polli Hagenaars) Human Rights Education in U.S. Graduate and Professional Education: Faculty Autonomy, National Civic Identity and Universal Human Rights (Amy Ramirez & Virginia Rowthorn) Part 5: Conclusions Contestations, Synergies and the Some Ways Forward (Felisa Tibbitts & André Keet) … (more)
- Edition:
- 1st
- Publisher Details:
- London : Routledge
- Publication Date:
- 2023
- Extent:
- 1 online resource (224 pages), illustrations (black and white)
- Subjects:
- 378.015
Social justice and education
Education, Higher -- Social aspects
Education, Higher -- Law and legislation
Universities and colleges -- Social aspects
Universities and colleges -- Law and legislation
Human rights - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781000935042
9781000935011 - Related ISBNs:
- 9781032138619
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- British Library HMNTS - ELD.DS.799824
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