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widely on Latin American and Third World politics and the politics of
governance, most recently in New Left Review, Historical Materialism, the
Socialist Register, and New Political Economy.
Adam Hanieh is a graduate student in the Department of Political
Science, York University, Toronto. His research interests include political
economy, Middle East and Palestinian politics, and the theory and
practice of imperialism. He is co-author of Stolen Youth: The Politics of
Israel’s Detention of Palestinian Children (Pluto Press, 2004).
David McNally is currently Chair of the Department of Political Science
at York University in Toronto, Canada. His research interests include
globalization and global justice movements; concepts of freedom and
democracy in political thought; radical theories of language and culture;
Marxism, feminism and anti-racism; and radical political economy.
His published works include Another World Is Possible: Globalization and
Anti-Capitalism, Bodies of Meaning: Essays on Language, Labor and Liberation,
Against the Market: Political Economy, Market Socialism and the
Marxist Critique, and Political Economy and the Rise of Capitalism. He has
published widely in Historical Materialism, Studies in Political Economy,
New Politics, and the History of Political Thought.
Tanner Mirrlees is at York and Ryerson University’s Joint Program of
Communication and Culture, where he is working on the history,
present, ideologies, and effects of U.S. foreign cultural policy and
American cultural imperialism.
Shahrzad Mojab teaches in the Department of Adult Education and
Counselling Psychology at OISE/UT and is the Director of Women
and Gender Studies Institute, University of Toronto. Her areas of
research and teaching are critical and feminist pedagogy; immigrant
women and skilling; women, state, globalization and citizenship; women,
war, violence and learning; and comparative analysis of lifelong learning
theory and practice. She is the editor of Women of a Non-State Nation:
The Kurds (2001, repr. 2003); co-editer with Himani Bannerji and Judy
Whitehead of Of Property and Propriety: The Role of Gender and Class in
Imperialism and Nationalism; and co-editor with Nahla Abdo of Violence
in the Name of Honour: Theoretical and Political Challenges (2004). She is
currently conducting research on women, war, diaspora, and learning;