Transgender (heretofore shortened to 'trans') people remain largely excluded from
involvement and leadership in the research conducted with their communities. As a result …

Despite more than two decades of critical scholarly engagement,“development” is far from
shedding its hierarchical, patriarchal, and colonial underpinnings. In academic research and …

When conducting qualitative research, researchers tend to find themselves closely
connected to the participants in the field. This paper examines the complexities that existed …

There is an enduring and inextricable link between humans and their cultural ecological
environments. Sociologist Clifford Geertz (1973) wrote:“Without men, no culture, certainly; …

The introduction of digital textbooks, with data-driven functionalities, is a recent trend in
mathematics education challenging established teaching practices. This new technology …

Responding to the Special Issue call by the Qualitative Social Work: Research and Practice
Journal, this article reflects on the challenges faced by a Social Work doctoral student at the …

Purpose Despite over 50 years of expatriation research, the implications of expatriation for
identity remains an under-researched topic in mainstream international human resource …

Background: On an annual basis, students across Australia in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 are
assessed on their literacy and numeracy skills via the National Assessment Program …

Background Demands for both customization and standardization are increasing in
healthcare. At the same time, resources are scarce, and healthcare managers are urged to …

In this article, I sketch out the rationale for utilising a reflexive and intersectional
'insighter'ethnography in youth research. I argue that because of the dynamic and complex …