Schooling and the Politics of Disaster

Abstract

Introduction: Schooling and the Politics of Disaster Kenneth J. Saltman Section 1: Theorizing the Politics of Disaster 1. Reading the Signs: A Philosophical Look at Disaster Jane Anna Gordon and Lewis R. Gordon 2. Hurricane Katrina and the Politics of Disposability: Floating Bodies and Expendable Populations Henry A. Giroux 3. Katrina and the Banshee's Wail: Racialization of Class Exploitation Peter McLaren and Nathalia E. Jaramillo 4. Feasting on Disaster: Urban Schooling, Globalization, and the Politics of Disaster Pauline Lipman Section 2: Disaster and Educational Policy 5. Benign Neglect? Drowning Yellow Buses, Racism, and Disinvestment in the City That Bush Forgot Kristen L. Buras 6. Quiet Disaster of No Child Left Behind: Standardization and Deracialization Breed Inequality Enora R. Brown 7. No Corporation Left Behind Pepi Leistyna 8. Schools Are Failing: Think Tanks, Institutes, Foundations and Educational Disaster Philip Kovacs 9. Disaster Politics and the Right Wing Assault on Public Schooling and Public Space, A Dialogue Between Bill Ayers and Mike Klonsky 10. Patriotic Prejudice: 9-11 on Campus David Gabbard Section 3: Disaster and Global Implications 11. Beyond Cheap French Fries:Remembering Social In Social Disaster Michael W. Apple 12. Independent Women's Forum: Teaching Women's Rights in The New Iraq Robin Truth Goodman 13. U.S. Education In A Post-9/11 World: Deeper Implications of the Current Systemic Collapse of the Neoliberal Regime Greg Tanaka 14. Politicisation of Development Aid to Education After September 11 Mario Novelli and Susan Robertson 15. Potential Disaster of Education for Sustainable Development Richard Kahn