Social transformation, collective health and community-based arts: Buen Vivir’ and Ecuadors social circus programme





J. B. Spiegel, B. Ortiz Choukroun, A. Campaña, K. M.Boydell, J. Breilh &amp A. Yassi (2019), Global Public Health, 14:6-7, 899-922, DOI:10.1080/17441692.2018.1504102



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Circus as Transformation: Musings on the Circus Arts as a medium and agent for change





Charles Batson (2020), Chapter Four, Extraordinary Partnerships: How the Arts andHumanities are Transforming America, Lever Press



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Negotiating identity through risk: a community circus model for evoking change and empowering youth





Sharon McCutcheon (2003), Masters Thesis, Charles Stuart University.



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How social circus programs and institutions are promoting and respecting children’s rights





Mota Marianthi (2010), Masters Thesis, Freie Universität Berlin.



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Why Circus Works





Reginald Bolton, Doctoral Thesis, Murdoch University, 2004



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I’d probably have ended up being some sort of hooligan if I hadn’t become stuck in thiscircus’. The role of recreational activity in prevention of exclusion – A case study on SuvelaCircus and the Icehearts





Riikka Åstrand (2007), Masters Thesis, University of Helsinki, 2007



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