Transcommunality: From the Politics of Conversion to the Ethics of Respect

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First Words 1. Introduction 2. Red Clay, Blue Hills: In Honor of My Ancestors 3. Emplacements of Affiliation 4. Learning from the Haudenosaunee 5. Elements of Transcommunality 6. Roots of Cooperation Acknowledgments Notes References Commentaries: A Quipu String of Commentaries: Some Reflections - John Brown Childs Transcommunality: Beyond Tolerance, for Understanding - Guillermo Delgado-P. Places and Transcommunality: A Comment on John Brown Childs's Idea of the Transcommunal - Arif Dirlik Language of Space: The Territorial Roots of the Indigenous Community in Relation to Transcommunality - Stefano Varese Transcommunality in a Global World - Renate Holub Transcommunality as a Foundation for Globalization from Below - Jeremy Brecher On Transcommunality and Models of Community - Hayden White Pragmatic Solidarity and Transcommunality - Andrea Smith Inclusive Difference: Transcommunality and the Hope for a Just World - David Welchman Gegeo Transcommunality: Politics, Culture, and Practice - Herman Gray One Love: Transcommunality among the Hip Hop Generation - Sofia Quintero Transcommunal Practice in Northern Ireland - John D. Brewer Transcommunality as Spiritual Practice - Bettina Aptheker About the Contributors Index

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