Publications and Presentations

Publications

Webb, Mark Porter. “A Letter To Naomi Klein.” In Factis Pax Volume 2, Number 1, 2008. 137-159. 
Critiques Naomi Klein’s analysis of neo-liberalism in The Shock Doctrine and calls for a new approach to understanding and transforming global capitalism

Praise from peace educator Betty Reardon:

Mark Webb has given us the basis of a rich inquiry into alternatives, by basing his response to Klein on one of the most promising and overlooked alternatives to an unjust global economy. He has given us a lens through which to view both the problem of inequity and the realist paradigm that rationalizes it. It is a tool that I hope many peace educators will use.

Earlham Writing Collective. “Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack II: Sexual Orientation.” May, 2000. 
Written collaboratively with other Earlham college students.

Inspired by Peggy McIntosh’s original article on white privilege and names dozens of privileges heterosexual identified people experience on a daily basis.

Used as a resource by the Safe Schools Coalition, the University of Texas Gender and Sexuality -Center, The Lesbian and Gay Faculty, Staff, and Administrators Association at Boston College, CampusActivsm.org, the Gender Identity/Expression and Sexual Orientation Resource Center at Washington State, the Chancellor’s Diversity Initiative at Missouri University, and the Ontario Public Interests Research Group at McMaster University.

Research Presentations

Webb, Mark Porter (2015). “Dreams in Debt: Race, Class, and Crisis.” Research presentation given at the 2015 SANA Conference titled “Inequality, Equality, Difference” at John Jay College in New York City.

Webb, Mark Porter (2013). “Occupy Wall Street: The Limits and Possibilities of Surplus Resistance.”
Research presentation given at the 113th Anthropological Association of America Annual meeting, the annual “Democracy and Governance” conference at the University of Connecticut (2012), as well as at the “Intersections: Occupations” conference held at Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario (2012).

Webb, Mark Porter (2013). “Wittgenstein Reads Marquez: Honor as a Form of Life.”
Research presentation given at the Eighteenth Annual Graduate Students’ Conference on Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Literatures and Languages at the CUNY Graduate Center.

Webb, Mark Porter (2010). “Strategies For Social Change: Confronting Violence and Humiliation, Transforming Cultural Rules.”
Activist research presentation at the Workshop on Transforming Humiliation and Violent Conflict at Columbia University organized by the network for Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies.

Webb, Mark Porter (2010). “(Still) Organizing After the Earthquake: Movement Building in the Caribbean and Beyond.”
Activist research presentation at the SOA (School of Americas) annual protest and vigil in Columbus, Georgia organized by the SOA Watch.

Webb, Mark Porter (2005), “Building a Solar Culture: Overcoming Obstacles to Solar Oven usage In Rural Nicaraguan Communities.”
Research presentation at the Engineering University of Nicaragua, Managua, Nicaragua.

Webb, Mark Porter (2004), “Teaching ‘Racialized Imagined Geographies’: English Language Education on the Mexico/US Border.”
Research presentation at the Butler University undergraduate r esearch conference, Butler, Indiana.

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