Engaging Contradictions: Theory, Politics, and Methods of Activist Scholarship (Global, Area, and International Archive)
by Charles R. R. Hale, Craig Calhoun
This scholarly volume by Charles R. R. Hale and Craig Calhoun investigates the dynamics of activist scholarship. It covers theoretical foundations, political implications, and methodological strategies for engaged research within global, area, and international frameworks, emphasizing the role of contradictions in advancing social justice.
About This Book
Engaging Contradictions examines the core elements of activist scholarship, focusing on theory, politics, and methodological approaches. It addresses how scholars navigate the tensions between academic rigor and political commitment.
The book is part of the Global, Area, and International Archive series, highlighting contributions from Charles R. R. Hale and Craig Calhoun. It provides insights into the practice of scholarship that seeks to influence social change.
Through its exploration, the work underscores the importance of integrating activism with intellectual pursuits, offering frameworks for understanding global and area studies in politically engaged ways.
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