Cross-posted from another list -- please copy any replies to Nancy ================================================== From: "Nancy Fitch" <nfitch@fullerton.edu> Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 11:43:56 -0800 I am posting this to assist a former student who is seeking information for a book on progressive education. Please let her know about what you are doing. Nancy Fitch, History, California State University, Fullerton, nfitch@fullerton.edu I am currently editing the latest edition of Education for Action, a guide to college and university academic departments and programs with a progressive orientation. The book is published by Food First, a think tank located in Oakland, California and concerned with issues of hunger, development, and social justice. The fields covered as of the previous edition are agriculture, anthropology, area studies (Africa, Asia, Latin America), development/international relations, economics, education, environment, ethnic studies, geography, history, human rights, law, peace studies, political science, public health/nutrition, sociology, urban planning, and women's studies. I am seeking information on interdisciplinary programs as well as formal departments. Can you by any chance suggest some history programs in the United States--graduate or undergraduate--that are notably strong in the study of history from below, Marxist history, history of disfranchised peoples, or any other interpretation of the phrase "radical history" that you deem relevant that I might have omitted? Many thanks, Joan Powell <joanpowell@earthlink.net>
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