Militant Research Handbook [electronic resource].

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Militant Research Handbook [electronic resource].

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International Association of Visual Culture in the Americas New York University 2013

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Welcome to the Militant Research Handbook! It’s designed to help you answer the question: what is militant research? Let’s begin by saying that it’s the place where academia and activism meet in the search for new ways of acting that lead to new ways of thinking. Native American activist Andrea Smith quotes her mentor Judy Vaughn to this effect: “You don’t think your way into a different way of acting; you act your way into a different way of thinking.”
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Critical Theory
Political science
Sociology

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A. Joan Saab
Andrew Ross
Marina Sitrin
MTL
Alexandra Juhasz
Natalie Bookchin
Collective Enmedio
Suzahn Ebrahimian
Pamela Brown

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