A Short Note on Activism, Solidarity, and Scholarly Publishing

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Workplace presents "Scholactivism" a collaboration wth Cultural Logic and Works & Days. This special issue is edited by Joseph G. Ramsey. Cover graphics designed by Edward J. Carvalho.
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Published: Jan 6, 2018
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/workplace.v0i30.186376
Keywords:
higher education activism workplace activism academic freedom publishing

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E Wayne Ross
University of British Columbia

Abstract

Just days before the eserver was shut down, “Scholactivism” had been published online as a triple issue of Cultural Logic (Volumes 2015-2017, Whole Number 22). The issue is one of a series of collaborations between the print-based journal Works & Days and Cultural Logic. After months of uncertainty for Cultural Logic, Workplace is proud to be able to step in as the online platform for “Scholactivism.” The issue will be re-published by Cultural Logic when the journal is back online.

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No. 30 (2018): Workplace Presents: Scholactivism
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