Organizations Nocella is
involved with:
First Eco-pedagogy group -
Outdoor Empowerment
based in New York
Green Theory and Praxis is looking for
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American Friends Service Committee,
Syracuse, NY
New!!
Peace Studies Journal
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 Anthony
J. Nocella, II
is working on his Ph.D. at
Syracuse University's Maxwell School and is also a professor
at Le Moyne College in Criminology, Sociology, and Peace and Global
Studies. In addition, he teaches Life Skills at a
New York detention
facility and is the Senior Administrator for the Central New York
Peace Studies Consortium. His
interdisciplinary nature has ventured him to publish books and
articles in numerous fields including environmental studies;
criminology; critical theory; disability pedagogy and studies; conflict, security, and peace
studies; philosophy of education; and globalization.
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Guest Editor of
The
Canadian Journal of Police & Security Services and wrote
the introduction,
Building an
Understanding for Peace, with Eli Moore
Building an
Understanding for Peace, with Eli Moore
edited and republished in Quaker Folks
Quoted in
Talking About Terror,
in Maxwell Perspective about the founding of the SATSA
- Student Association on Terrorism and Security Analysis
Fighting Against the Conservative Agenda in the Academy: An Examination of
the 4Ss of Academic Repression and Repressive Pedagogy Post-9/11/01
- in Journal for
Critical Education Policy Studies
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Nocella Appointed to the
Critical Education Policy Studies Journal Advisory Board
Nocella
Appointed to Three Boards
Recently during the summer Nocella
was appointed to three boards, the New York Yearly
Meeting Prison Committee, Alternatives to Violence
Project New York State Board, and the American Friends
Service Committee's Coperation
Nocella with Four other Editors Lock in a Book Contract
with Routledge Press for an Anarchist Studies Reader
Anarchy in the Academy
seeks to document the growing interest in anarchism as
it is expressed through scholarly work. This
interdisciplinary anthology will include noted scholars
from around the world including, Dr. Steve Best, Dr.
David Graeber, pattrice jones, Dr. Todd May, Dr. Mark
Lance,
Dr. Martha Ackelsberg, Dr.
Paul Routledge, Colman McCarthy, and Dr. Joel Spring,
to name a few. We seek to highlight the diversity of
contemporary thought around anarchism, indicating the
relationship between anarchist theory, critical
pedagogy, and praxis.
Nocella Named to
International Advisory Board
Anthony J. Nocella II,
doctoral student in social science, has been invited to
serve on the International Advisory Board of
The International Journal on Inclusive
Democracy (formerly
Democracy and Nature). In short, inclusive democracy
is a form of social organization which re-integrates
society with economy, polity and nature. Past
contributors to the journal include Doug Kellner, Peter
McLaren, Noam Chomsky, Murray Bookchin, Janet Biehl,
Henry Giroux, and Pierre Bourdieu.
4/4/07 from Maxwell Inside
Nocella
Appointed Visiting Scholar at SUNY Cortland.
Anthony J. Nocella II, doctoral student in Social
Science who has been recently appointed to the
Programming Committee of the American Friends Service
Committee Regional Office of Upper New York, has been
selected as the first Visiting Scholar of SUNY
Cortland's Center for Ethics, Peace and Social Justice
(CEPS) 2007-2008.
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Books |
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 Igniting
a Revolution: Voices in Defense of the Earth
( AK Press, April 2006)
Co-edited by Dr. Steve Best and Anthony J. Nocella, II
This anthology features a
range of voices-from academics to armed revolutionaries -
that explore revolutionary environmentalism.
 Building Pedagogical Curb Cuts: Incorporating Disability
in the University Classroom and Curriculum (SU, Graduate
School, 2005) Co-edited by Liat Ben-Moshe, Rebecca C. Cory,
Mia Feldbaum, Ken Sagendorf
Nocella published his article "We're Not Stupid" in
groundbreaking pedagogical book
 Terrorists
or Freedom Fighters? Reflections on the Liberation of
Animals
(Lantern Books, 2004)
Co-edited by Dr. Steve Best and Anthony J. Nocella, II
The first anthology of writings on the history, ethics,
politics and tactics of the Animal Liberation Front,
Terrorists or Freedom Fighters? features both academic
and activist perspectives and offers powerful insights into
this international organization.
 A Peacemaker’s Guide for Building Peace with a
Revolutionary Group
(PARC, 2004)
Anthony J. Nocella, II
This handbook is not something to read and
put down, but to carry with your NGO, delegation, or
team planning to establish relations with
revolutionary groups. No matter if it is in Colombia
or in Iraq, this manual is highly useful.
To
order: Send $7.50 plus $2 for shipping to PARC
Office, 410 Maxwell Hall, Syracuse, NY 13244
Upcoming
Books
Contemporary Anarchist Studies
(Routledge 2008)
Randall Amster, Abraham DeLeon, Luis Fernandez, Deric
Shannon, and Anthony J. Nocella, II
Call to Compassion: Reflections on Animal Advocacy
(Lantern Books 2008)
Lisa Kemmerer and Anthony J. Nocella,II
Greening the Academy:
Environmental Studies in the Liberal Arts
(Syracuse University Press 2009)
Richard Kahn and Anthony J. Nocella, II
Academic Repression
(AK Press 2008)
Steve Best, Peter McLaren, and Anthony J. Nocella, II
Systems of Domination
(forthcoming 2009)
Steve Best, Richard Kahn, Peter McLaren, & Anthony J.
Nocella, II
Language of Violence
(Rodopi 2008)
Anthony J. Nocella, II
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