This paper theorizes curriculum through the lens of power, the operation and embodiment of which we suggest is poorly understood in American education and society. We analyze curriculum as a form of governmental rationalization through which students and educators embody institutional practices and values. Through Foucault's analysis of resistance…

This paper looks critically at how alliance and allegiance work was built among the presenters as a means of mobilizing discourse, and putting efforts toward social justice on its feet. These efforts fight against the anti-democratic and anti-intellectual climate facing much of higher education. Despite the struggles, remaining silent causes more…

The purpose of this study is to understand how the "flipped classroom" shaped the learning experiences of university students in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. The paper describes the challenges and advantages students faced while engaging in new technologies aimed at enhancing the social component of learning. Of particular interest is how…