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Selected Publications
For a complete list of faculty citations, please visit iRis, Northeastern’s digital archive.
Historia Actual Online (Cádiz) 21: 143-155 .
Global Citizenship and the ‘New, New’ Social Movements: Iberian Connections
(with Feixa, Carles and Inés Pereira) Young 17(4): 421-442.
Alter-Activism: Emerging Cultures of Participation among Young Global Justice Activists
(with Geoffrey H. Pleyers) The Journal of Youth Studies 12(1): 51-75
