Vol. 18 No. 4 (2024): Special Issue: Publicly Engaged Scholarship

Published: 2024-07-03

Introduction

Engaged Scholarship in Times of Crisis

Jeremy Sorgen, Rebecca C Bartel, Emma Frances Bloomfield

435–443
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From the Editors: Annual Profile of Reviewers

Annual List of Reviewers

Amanda Nichols

573–574
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Special Issue - Publicly Engaged Scholarship

What are Scholars For? Negotiating Critical Analysis and Advocacy through Community-Engaged Research and Teaching

Joseph Witt

444-464
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What are Universities For? From Public Scholarship to the Engaged University

Jeremy Sorgen

465–483
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Religion Scholarship on Indigenous Lands Research, Relationship, and the Potential of Engaged Scholarship

Abel R Gomez

484–501
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Finding Space for Advocacy and Scholarship on Mauna Kea and Beyond

Greg Johnson

502–521
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‘The University has a Political Responsibility’ Engaged Scholarship and Building Peace in Colombia

Rebecca C Bartel, Katerine Duque

522–534
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Alfred Kroeber, the Yuroks, and Me A Letter to My Daughter

Dana Lloyd

535–547
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The Future of Public Scholarship

Liz Bucar

548–563
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Epilogue The Power, Promise, and Necessity of Engaged Scholarship

David N Pellow

564–572
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