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Expose, Oppose, Propose
Alternative Policy Groups and the Struggle for Global Justice
Expose, Oppose, Propose explores the networks, discourses and practices through which transnational alternative policy groups exert political and cultural influence and assesses the challenges they face as transnational change agents in an era of economic and ecological crisis. Based on in depth interviews with members of TAPGs from across the globe, this book illustrates the importance these organizations play in disseminating progressive, socially just knowledge in both mainstream and alternative media, collaborating with social movements and developing and implementing alternative ideas. As collective intellectuals of counter-hegemonic globalization, transnational alternative policy groups problematize borders and enclosures while providing the cognitive resources for both local changes and a strengthened capacity for just globalism.
Contributors
William K. Carroll
William K. Carroll is a professor of sociology at the University of Victoria and a research associate at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives BC and the Institute for Studies & Innovation in Community-University Engagement (UVic).
