Flashpoint Epistemology Volume 2 brings creative sociopolitical research perspectives to flashpoints which emerge amid appeals to globalisation, synoptic policy approaches and new technologies - however defined.

Introduction to Vol 2. 1. Aporias of Power: Witnessing, Space, and Technology Part 1: Sensory Overload? Vision and Sonics in the (Re)Making of Subjects 2. Analogue-Digital-Image: Shifting Constellations of Time, Bodies and Pedagogy in the Use of Media Technologies in Latin American Schools 3. Visual Narratives and the Eventalizing of "Mixed-Race" Subject-Bodies 4. Echo Chambers of Oppression: Sound(ed) Understanding and Deep Listening through Sonic Ethnography 5. Flashpoints on "Spaceship Earth": Historicizing "global competence" and "international understanding" in the American curriculum of international education during the 1960s and 1970s Part 2: Un/homing Geopolitics, Philosophy and Power: Claims to Global/Local amid Earthquake and Drift 6. Global Interconnectivity and its Ethical Challenges in Education 7. The Shifting Space of Success: Well-Being, Gender, and Care Around Education Fever Within Educational Reform Discourses 8. Flashpoints of an immediate "here": A genealogy of locating the child in curricular thought 9. Cracks in the sidewalk: Looking behind the seamless surfaces of digital schooling