No. 17 (2022): Special Issue "Social Justice"

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edited by Patrick Prax

Published: 2022-12-22

Introduction

This Time it’s for all the Marbles. Towards Social Justice in Digital Gaming. Introduction to the Special Issue

Patrick Prax

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Peer-reviewed Articles

From Political Economy to Identity Politics: A Forum Study of Political Discussions between Players

Kristine Jørgensen , Ida Sekanina

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They Will Do Anything to Make You React: Deplatforming Racists from the Brazilian Gaming Community

Mayara Araujo Caetano, Beatriz Blanco

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Cultural Production of Video Games: Conditions of Control and Resistance

Sian Tomkinson, Tauel Harper

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International Solidarity Between Game Workers in the Global North and Global South: Reflections on The Challenges Posed by Labor Aristocracy

Emil Lundedal Hammar

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From Talking about Loot Boxes to Discussing Political Economy: Conceptualizing Critical Game Literacy

Patrick Prax

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Critical Game Literacies and Critical Speculative Imagination: A Theoretical and Conceptual Review

Matthew Coopilton

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Gaming against Violence: An Exploration of Video Games as Tools for Sexual Violence Prevention Education

Kenzie Gordon

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Counterspace Game Elements for This Pansexual Pilipina American Player’s Joy, Rest, and Healing: An Autoethnographic Case Study of Playing Stardew Valley

Erica Principe Cruz

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Learning About Ourselves: Communicating, Connecting and Contemplating Trans Experience Through Play

Josephine Baird

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Reports

Not Space-Ninjas Again! Transmedia Worldbuilding for Social Justice

Ian Sturrock

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Seven Levers for Social Change Through Games: From Settlers of Catan to Autonomía Zapatista

Cati Hernández, Pablo Garaizar Sagarminaga, Noemí Blanch, Emiliano Labrador

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Reviews

Far Cry 5 – Refusing its Own Politics

Thomas Grønvoll

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Interviews

Interview with Amanda Warner, designer of Influence, Inc.

Patrick Prax

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