This special issue (SI) editorial contributes to ongoing efforts worldwide to decolonise
management and organisational knowledge (MOK). A robust pluriversal discussion on the …

This paper provides a review of empirical studies published with a decolonial epistemic
approach in psychology. Our goal was to better understand how decolonial approaches are …

Decolonising methodologies attempt to bring together a number of critical, indigenous,
liberation, and feminist methodologies to strengthen decolonisation research. Decolonising …

Rage is under-theorised in South Africa. This absence is more pronounced in psychological
scholarship. This is a remarkable oversight since we have gained infamy as the world's …

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics
including the concepts of colonization and coloniality in Psychology and; the social and …

Current discussion on coloniality dismantles structures embedded in neoliberal capitalism
that maintain and perpetuate social pathologies. Theories and praxes emerging from Abya …

Both students and scholars have identified the critical imperative to prioritize decolonization
and pedagogical and curriculum transformation in South African higher education …

The decolonial impulse in psychology has manifested across a variety of domains, perhaps
most notably psychological theory and approaches to research methodology. In this article …

In this paper, we provide empirically informed reflections on the difficulty of undertaking
critically inflected, decolonial praxis in community psychology within the overdetermined …

Thirty years after completing my PhD, which focused on the development of an appropriate
community psychology for South Africa, I decided to share my story of community practice in …