KMH

Language. Education. Identity.

II Selected writing

Ideas, in print.

Books and collaborative volumes on the relationship between education, language, knowledge and identity.

  1. 2016Author

    Educational Imperialism

    Schooling and Indigenous Identity in Puerto Rico

    Kristine M. Harrison
    Deep University Press

    The linked edition includes “Borikén (Puerto Rico)” in the subtitle.

    An examination of schooling, language education policy and the representation of Indigenous identity in Puerto Rico.

  2. 2022Co-editor & contributor

    Knowledge & Action

    Planning the Future through the Social Professions

    Edited with José Gijón Puerta
    Deep Education Press

    Published as Knowledge and Action: Designing the Future through the Social Professions.

    Contributions on epistemology and teachers as social professionals.

  3. 2018Co-editor & contributor

    Displacement Planet Earth

    Plurilingual Education and Identity for 21st Century Schools

    Edited with Muhamed Sadiku and François V. Tochon
    Deep University Press

    An edited volume connecting displacement, language learning and identity.

  4. 2017Co-editor & contributor

    Policy for Peace

    Language Education Unlimited

    Edited with François Victor Tochon
    Deep University Press

    Language education policy considered in relation to peace and multilingualism.

Selected articles & chapters
  1. 2020

    Toward empathetic multilingual language education policy (LEP) in the U.S. and the world: An Indigenous view of linguistic autonomy through the Native American Languages Act

    Kristine M. Harrison

    Chapter in Insights into Language Education Policies. Peter Lang.

  2. 2018

    Language education policy and teachers in Puerto Rico: Implications for identity, sovereignty, and community in a context of displacements

    Kristine M. Harrison

    Journal for Educators, Teachers and Trainers, 9(1), 73–86.