Discourse Unit / ARCP 3: Anti-Capitalism

Editors: Melancholic Troglodytes

Starting from a naïve position (that critical psychology can benefit the anti-capitalist movement) this issue gradually gravitates towards querying both 'Critical Psychology' and the 'anti-capitalist movement'. The questionnaire and discussion sections (before and after the presentation of the main text) are intended to foreground the issue of class.

For individual subscribers each copy costs £10.00. Individuals who buy the special issue number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) can then purchase the previous 3 issues at a special discount rate of £10.00. Cheques in pounds sterling payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK. Individual purchases can also be made by registering with www.paypal.com and then sending the payment (£10.00 direct from your paypal account, or £10.50 if you are paying by credit card via paypal) to Ian Parker on I.A.Parker@mmu.ac.uk

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Starting with issue number 5, ARCP will be published as a peer-reviewed online open-access journal (ISSN 1746-739X) on www.discourseunit.com

A full list of members of the ARCP editorial board can be accessed here


Editors: Melancholic Troglodytes Starting from a naïve position (that critical psychology can benefit the anti-capitalist movement) this issue gradually gravitates towards querying both 'Critical Psychology' and the 'anti-capitalist movement'. The questionnaire and discussion sections (before and after the presentation of the main text) are intended to foreground the issue of class.

Contents of ARCP 3

Download whole issue here EDITORIAL 'Critical Psychology' and the 'anti-capitalist movement' Melancholic Troglodytes ARTICLES All power to the developing! Fred Newman and Lois Holzman 'Critical Psychology' and Contemporary Struggles Against Neo-Liberalism Chik Collins Walking the streets: Psychology and the flâneur Grahame Hayes Radicalising academia or emptying the critics? Barbara Biglia What critical psychology can('t) do for the 'anti-capitalist movement' John Drury Evacuate the leftist bunker Howard Slater Acentric Psychology Fabian Tompsett ESSAY REVIEWS Sara Nafis - on Melancholic Troglodyte's Psychology and the Class Struggle Jane Asquith - on Peter Good's Language for Those Who Have Nothing Susanne Schade - on Carl Ratner's Cultural Psychology: Theory and Method Stewart Home - on various F. Palinorc - on John Holloway's Change the World Without Taking Power Melancholic Troglodytes - on various THIS ISSUE IS STILL AVAILABLE IN PRINT VERSION. SEE BELOW FOR SUBSCRIPTION BACK ISSUE DETAILS.
-------------------------------------- Previous issues of ARCP Number 1 (Foundations) was published in 1999. Number 2 (Action Research) was published in 2000. Number 3 (Anti-Capitalism) was published in 2003. Number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) was published in 2005.
-------------------------------------- Individual subscribers For individual subscribers each copy costs £10.00. Individuals who buy the special issue number 4 (Feminisms and Activisms) can then purchase the previous 3 issues at a special discount rate of £10.00. Cheques in pounds sterling payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Psychology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK. Individual purchases can also be made by registering with www.paypal.com and then sending the payment (£10.00 direct from your paypal account, or £10.50 if you are paying by credit card via paypal) to Ian Parker on I.A.Parker@mmu.ac.uk
-------------------------------------- Institutional subscribers For institutional subscribers each copy of ARCP costs £30.00. Copies should be purchased separately. Cheques payable to 'Manchester Metropolitan University' should be sent to Ian Parker, Division of Psychology and Social Change, Manchester Metropolitan University, Hathersage Road, Manchester, M13 0JA, UK.
-------------------------------------- Future issues of ARCP Starting with issue number 5, ARCP will be published as a peer-reviewed online open-access journal (ISSN 1746-739X) on www.discourseunit.com

A full list of members of the ARCP editorial board can be accessed here

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