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Critical Educational Theory in Unsettling Times; (Dennis Carlson andMichael W. Apple.); State Educational Policy And Curriculum Reform InUnsettling Times; Education in Unsettling Times: Public Intellectualsand the Promise of Cultural Studies; (Henry Giroux.); Pulp Fictions:Education, Markets, and the Information Superhighway; (Jane Kenway withChris Bigum, Lindsay Fitzclarence, and Janine Collier.); Citizens orConsumers? Continuity and Change in Contemporary Education Policy;(Geoff Whitty.); Respondent: Distressed Worlds: Social Justice ThroughEducational Transformations; (Madeleine Arnot.); Education, Identity,And The Other; Becoming Right: Education and the Formation ofConservative Movements; (M. W. Apple and Anita Oliver.); On ShakyGrounds: Constructing White Working-Class Masculinities in the LateTwentieth Century; (Michelle Fine, Lois Weis, and Judi Addelston.);Self and Education: Reversals and Cycles; (Philip Wexler.); Respondent:Self Education: Identity, Self, and the New Politics of Education; (D.Carlson.); Reading Curriculum Texts; Danger in the Safety Zone: Noteson Race, Resentment, and the Discourse of Crime, Violence, and SuburbanSecurity; (Cameron McCarthy, Alicia P. Rodriguez, Stephen David, ShuaibMeecham, Heriberto Godina, K. E. Supriya, and Carrie Wilson-Brown.);Fiction, Fantasy, and Femininities: Popular Texts and Young WomensLiteracies; (Linda Christian-Smith.); Image Is Nothing: Struggling toUnsettle Basal Readers and More; (Patrick Shannon and PatriciaCrawford.); Respondent: Loose Change: The Production of Texts; (WilliamG. Tierney.); Pedagogy And Empowerment; On the Limits to EmpowermentThrough Critical and Feminist Pedagogies; (Jennifer M. Gore.); Who WillSurvive America? Pedagogy as Cultural Preservation; (GloriaLadson-Billings.); Global Politics and Local Antagonisms: Research andPractice as Dissent and Possibility; (Peter McLaren and KrisGutierrez.); Respondent: Pedagogy for an Oppositional Community;(Kathleen Weiler).