Academic citizenships

(Re)Thinking the “New” North America through Women Citizenships in Mexico

The editors of this book inviting this contribution ask a provocative question: does North America exist at all as a meaningful political entity, economic region, cultural idea or community? This chapter deals with this question by looking into the experiences of those women that have contested the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA thereafter) as a violent and far from sustainable proj...

The roles of schools and communities in civic and citizenships education

Just good enough data: Figuring data citizenships through air pollution sensing and data stories

Citizen sensing, or the use of low-cost and accessible digital technologies to monitor environments, has contributed to new types of environmental data and data practices. Through a discussion of participatory research into air pollution sensing with residents of northeastern Pennsylvania concerned about the effects of hydraulic fracturing, we examine how new technologies for generating environ...

the trend study of altruism among tehran citizenships

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Academic Pathology