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Uses ideas of "wildness” and "rewilding” to rethink human relationships with our environments in challenging but affirming ways. Brown's argument is wide-ranging, taking us through such questions as wildness and conservation, wild cities, rewilding language, wildness and food, wild margins, and wildness in the ethics of human-animal relations.

This volume builds on a previous collection, The Solidarity Economy Alternative: Emerging Theory and Practice (2014), and inaugurates a debate between leading government co-operative development practitioners and its critics, many of whom are working to advance bottom-up solidarity economy pathways.

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In 2015 and 2016, institutions of higher education across South Africa exploded in a series of protests/revolts, collectively referred to in this volume as #MustFall. The essays in this volume either directly address some aspect of #MustFall, or discuss debates that pre-date the movement, but have gained renewed interest and urgency.

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Gift is fourteen when he becomes an inmate of Qalakabusha youth reformatory. Casualty of a "bad upbringing”, he takes out his anger in predictable ways, veering onto a path of crime that lands him behind bars. It is there amid the unremitting harshness of prison life that he has to find in himself the insights that will allow him to emerge from victimhood into personhood.

The Ju|'hoan Children's Picture Dictionary is a collaborative project between the Namibian Ju|'hoan from Namibia's Tsumkwe region and academics from various fields. The primary aim of the dictionary is to provide Ju|'hoan children with a piece of mother-tongue literature that is locally inspired and that can also be shared with those from the outside world.

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Constitutes a significant source of information on the folklore of the Xhosa-speaking peoples and the state of their language in the early decades of the twentieth century, explored through the notes and writing of Robert Godfrey.