Titlebook: I Hope I Don’t See You Tomorrow; A Phenomenological E Lee A. Gabay Book 2016 SensePublishers-Rotterdam, The Netherlands 2016 Juvenile.Deten

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Introduction, the entire structure. Next to it is an abandoned building on which is posted a skull and crossbones sign that reads, in bold red letters, “WARNING: KEEP OUT, BAITED AREA.” To the right of that is the exit of a carwash. The ground is always slippery, and the concrete looks particularly dark because

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e communication of monetary policy objectives. The NBR was at the forefront of important public debates, that were not related to monetary policy objectives, but which attracted the attention of large audiences. These public debates such as the giving in payment law, the crisis of the Greek capital

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Lee A. GabayThe teachers interviewed in the book work in a vortex between public education and the prison-industrial complex, two of the most powerful engines for social and economic justice, each affecting young

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