Volume 8, Issue 1, Fall/Winter 2009
Contents
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Symposium Issue
Representation and Republican Governance:
Critical Interrogation of Election Systems and the Exercise of the Franchise
Presented by Latina/o Critical Legal Theory, Inc.
| Foreword |
Christian M. Halliburton |
| Connecting Place, Identity, & Politics |
| Cluster Introduction: Space, Subordination, and Political Subjects |
Tayyab Mahmud |
An Outline of a Global Political Subject: Reading Evo Morales's Election as a
(Post-) Colonial Event |
Dr. Denise Ferreira da Silva |
| The End of Republican Governance and the Rise of Imperial Cities |
José María Monzón |
| Representative Democracy in Rural America: Race, Gender, and Class Through a Localism Lens |
Jacquelyn Bridgeman,
Gracie Lawson-Borders,
& Margaret Zamudio |
| Education & Pedagogy |
| Cluster Introduction: Education and Pedagogy: Disciplinarity in the Critical Education Tradition in LatCrit Theory |
Marc-Tizoc González |
| Rebellious Knowledge Production, Academic Activism, & Outsider Democracy: From Principles to Practices in LatCrit Theory, 1995 to 2008 |
Francisco Valdes |
| Using Socio-Economics and Binary Economics to Serve the Interests of Poor and Working People: What Critical Scholars Can Do To Help |
Robert Ashford |
| The Exclusion of Race from Mandated Continuing Legal Education Requirements: A Critical Race Theory Analysis |
Lorenzo Bowman,
Tonette Rocco, &
Elizabeth Peterson |
| Our Experiences, Our Methods: Using Grounded Theory to Inform a Critical Race Theory Methodology |
Maria C. Malagon,
Lindsay Perez Huber,
& Veronica N. Velez |
| Maps, Mapmaking, and Critical Pedagogy: Exploring GIS and Maps as a Teaching Tool for Social Change |
Denise Pacheco &
Veronica N. Velez |
| Afterword: Change and Continuity: An Introduction to the LatCrit Taskforce Recommendations |
Marc-Tizoc González,
Yanira Reyes-Gil,
Belkys Torres, &
Charles R. Venator-Santiago |
| Student Scholarship |
| Keeping Jailers from Keeping the Keys to the Courthouse: The Prison Litigation Reform Act's Exhaustion Requirement and Section Five of the Fourteenth Amendment |
Joseph Alvarado |
| Bringing the Unbanked Off the Fringe: The Bank on San Francisco Model and the Need for Public and Private Partnership |
Christopher Choe |
| Battered Immigrant Youth Take the Beat: Special Immigrant Juveniles Permitted to Age-Out of Status |
Emily Rose Gonzalez |
