10. Theorizing and Practicing Democratic Community Economics: Engaged Scholarship, Economic Justice, and the Academy

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. A Note on Resources xi
5. Foreword xiii
6. Introduction 1
7. Part I. Mapping The Terrain
8. 1. Forgotten Places and the Seeds of Grassroots Planning 31
9. 2. Research, Activism, and Knowledge Production 62
10. 3. Breaking the Chains and Steering the Ship: How Activism Can Help Change Teaching and Scholarship 88
11. Part II. Troubling The Terms
12. 4. Activist Groundings or Groundings for Activism? The Study of Racialization as a Site of Political Engagement 115
13. 5. Globalizing Scholar Activism: Opportunities and Dilemmas through a Feminist Lens 136
14. 6. Activist Scholarship: Limits and Possibilities in Times of Black Genocide 164
15. 7. Making Violence Visible: An Activist Anthropological Approach to Women’s Rights Investigation 183
16. Part III. Putting Activist Scholarship To Work
17. 8. Forged in Dialogue: Toward a Critically Engaged Activist Research 213
18. 9. Community-Centered Research as Knowledge/Capacity Building in Immigrant and Refugee Communities 237
19. 10. Theorizing and Practicing Democratic Community Economics: Engaged Scholarship, Economic Justice, and the Academy 265
20. Part IV. Making Ourselves At Home
21. 11. Crouching Activists, Hidden Scholars: Reflections On Research And Development With Students And Communities In Asian American Studies 299
22. 12. Theoretical Research, Applied Research, And Action Research: The Deinstitutionalization Of Activist Research 319
23. 13. FAQs: Frequently (Un)Asked Questions about Being a Scholar Activist 341
24. Afterword: Activist Scholars or Radical Subjects? 367
25. Contributors 375
26. Index 377