This paper explores social mobilities and trajectories in relation to particular mechanisms of
subcontracting and of unequal distribution of capitals in the emerging field of EU funded …

GOVERNING THE PANDEMIC: ADAPTIVE SELF-DETERMINATION AS AN INDIGENOUS
CAPABILITY IN AUSTRALIAN ORGANISATIONS Page 1 GOVERNING THE PANDEMIC …

Service providers commonly understand development projects in Indigenous Australia to
play out at the intersection of a pre‐existing binary between Indigenous and non‐Indigenous …

This thesis considers how waste works in Sydney, with an emphasis on the infrastructure,
labour and materials of the city's waste system. This work is grounded in feminist literature …

This paper considers the processes of assemblage as an important aspect in studies of
contemporary Australian settler colonialism. I explore how, what I am calling the Indigenous …

In 2010 the Philippine government introduced a national policy aiming for safer, adaptive,
and disaster-resilient communities. This article questions the assumption that the policy …

Criminology is one of many instruments in the settler colonial toolkit, arming colonizers with
a powerful regime of “truth” to support criminal justice systems that judge, label, and punish …

The last few years in Poland have seen the increasing visibility of disabled people and
family caregivers who demand the introduction of public policies more responsive to their …

In their 2015 article, Moretti and Pestre analyse 'Bankspeak'–the shift in language use by the
World Bank over the past 50 years. Among the many changes they observe is the use of …