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Liberation Capital and Insurgent Intellectual Networks

June 11, 2016 Pamela Oliver Social Movements, Sociology

I have a review of Aldon Morris’s The Scholar Denied coming out in a forum in Contemporary Sociology, but I promised I would not scoop the journal by pre-publishing my essay.* I wrote my essay without reading other reviews, but now that I have read them, I find that although

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