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What does it mean to welcome Omar Khadr? University students and the lesson of hospitality
Tyler J. Pollard interviews David L. Clark Earlier this year, professor and public intellectual, Dr. David L. Clark, invited the President and Vice-Chancellor of McMaster University, Dr. Patrick Deane, to support offering Canadian citizen Omar Khadr a spot in the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Featured, Education, Featured Articles, Public Intellectuals
Tagged David L. Clark, democracy, hospitality, justice, McMaster University, militarization, Omar Khadr, peace, public intellectuals, public university, punishing state, the university, Tyler J. Pollard, war on youth, youth
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The Canadian University and the War Against Omar Khadr
Tyler J. Pollard interviews David L. Clark Omar Khadr is a Canadian citizen who spent the first ten years of his life moving back and forth between Canada and Pakistan. In 1996 at the age of ten, he moved with … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Education, Featured Articles, Past Feature, Public Intellectuals, Social Justice
Tagged democracy, education, higher education, Interview, justice, Omar Khadr, peace, public intellectuals, punishing state
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The Brutal Reign of the Corporate State
Across the globe, punishing states have emerged from the seamless union of transnational corporate power with state-based machinery of permanent warfare—and have produced devastating social and environmental consequences. As Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco astutely observe in Days of Destruction, … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Hedges, Daniel Garrett, environmental justice, Grace Pollock, joe sacco, Omar Khadr, punishing state, romeo dallaire, social justice
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TEDTalks: Crime & Punishment Lectures
The TED (Technology, Entertainment & Design) nonprofit organization has partnered with Netflix to issue a series of curated TEDTalk collections that showcase some of its best lectures around themes such as Defying Disease and The Capitalism Paradox. The Crime & … Continue reading
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Tagged crime, justice system, punishing state, technology, TED
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Youth in Revolt: The Plague of State-Sponsored Violence Chronicling the escalating backlash of the punishing state against dissent and peaceful protest associated with the Occupy movement, Henry Girouxexamines how a combination of ruthless violence, crisis in governance, culture of depravity, … Continue reading
March 14, 2012
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