There is a profoundly troubling history of research being done on Indigenous peoples
without regard for their priorities and accompanying calls to decolonize health research …

The caste system has received scant attention in organization studies, despite persisting
over thousands of years, influencing the socioeconomic lives of over a billion people around …

Increasing attention on the Arctic has led to an increase in research in this area. Health
research in Arctic Indigenous communities is also increasing as part of this movement. A …

This article examines how the philosophy of Ubuntu is reflected in assessment and feedback
provision systems of Indigenous dance education in African communities. In environments …

There is need to learn from indigenous knowledge and concepts when studying disability
and inclusion in resource-constrained settings. We describe the development and testing of …

One of the issues facing the Australian teaching profession is that the majority of teachers
are white, bringing little experience or knowledge of diverse cultures to their practice …

Over the past several years, academic discourse has included discussions around
improving research methodologies, particularly related to Indigenous people. Using Western …

The number of Aboriginal people in the world is greater than that of the USA and almost
equal to that of the EU. Yet politically and economically, they are among the weakest …

In the field of Arctic health,“resilience” is a term and concept used to describe capacity to
recover from difficulties. While the term is widely used in Arctic policy contexts, there is …

This article is autoethnographic, based upon the authors' experiences and reflections upon
encountered moments of ethical tension whilst conducting research in rural Malawi. Given …