The following papers are included: "Foreword" (Colin Kirkwood); "Introductory Essay: Popular Education and Social Movements in Scotland Today" (Ian Martin); "Popular Education and the Struggle for Democracy" (Jim Crowther); "Social Movements and the Politics of Educational Change" (Lindsay Paterson); "Learning from Popular Education in Latin America" (Liam Kane); "Women, Adult Education and Really Useful Knowledge" (Jean Barr); "The Significance of the Scottish Generalist Tradition" (Murdo Macdonald); "With 'Real Feeling and Just Sense': Rehistoricising Popular Education" (Tom Steele); "A Critical History of the Workers' Educational Association in Scotland, 1905-1993" (Robert Duncan); "Muslims in Scotland: Challenging Islamophobia" (Elinor Kelly, Bashir Maan); "'A Band of Little Comrades': Socialist Sunday Schools in Scotland" (David Fisher); "Defiant Sisters: Exploited Workers" (Sue Mansfield); "The Disability Movement and the Struggle for Inclusion" (Margaret Petrie, Mae Shaw); "'History, Justice, and the Law': The Struggle of the Assynt Crofters" (Isobel MacPhail); "Not on the Curriculum: The Story of Scottish Working Class Material Culture" (Elspeth King); "Representing Women: The Tactics of Gender in Scotland" (Alice Brown); "Liberation Theology in Scottish Community Empowerment" (Alastair McIntosh); "Workers as Citizens: Trade Union Education in the New Scotland" (Mick McGrath); "Building a Pedagogy of Hope: The Experience of the Adult Learning Project" (Vernon Galloway); "Cultivating Knowledge: Education, the Environment and Conflict" (Eurig Scandrett);"Making Connections: Learning through Struggle" (Helen Martin, Cathy McCormack); "Neighbourhood as Classroom: Reflections of an Activist" (John Dickie); "Past Matters: Memories and Histories" (Lorraine Dick); "Making Racism Visible: An Agenda for an Anti-Racist Scotland " (Rowena Arshad); "Instrumental Objectives and Liberal Values: Squaring the Circle" (Margaret Beveridge); and "Equal Opportunities: Back to Basics" (Jane Meagher). (MN)