Current Issue
Released on 30 Januaryy 2020
JTPP’s third issue (Vol. 2, No. 1) is focused on exploring the limits of our current neoliberal capitalist ethos and cultural mindset. In this issue, one will find examples of peace researchers and activists challenging the realities of neoliberalism in the institutions of the media, on university campuses, and after natural disasters.
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Contents
| List of Contributors | 5 |
| Editor’s Welcome and Introduction JEREMY A RINKER |
10 |
| Mobilising Shared Strengths for Collective Peacebuilding with Newcomers MAUREEN K PORTER, NORBERT FRIETERS-REERMAN, STEPHANIE LANGLEY, SUSAN DAWKINS & ANKE REERMAN | 16 |
| A Pedagogy of Resistance: Reflections on Teaching Love and Indignation in a Neoliberal University RACHEL HALFRIDA CUNLIFFE | 39 |
| Transcending the ‘Neoliberal Self’ for Positive Peace: A New Balance between Individualism and Collectivism AYÇA DEMET ATAY | 64 |
| A Social Media Study of Neoliberal Populist Hegemony GAURAV SHAH | 82 |
| ‘We are More, and We are Not Afraid’—Puerto Rican Summer 2019 MARTHA QUIÑONES DOMÍNGUEZ | 105 |
| Excavating to Educate under Hidden Neoliberal Value Systems JUNE GORMAN | 130 |
| Resisting the Neoliberal University: Situating Resistance in Critical Pedagogy JUSTIN HARMON, JOE COLE, DANIEL RHODES & JEREMY A RINKER | 155 |
| Kaleidoscope Curated by NILANJAN DUTTA |
178 |
| Book Review DANIEL RHODES & SCOTTY PETERSON | 181 |
