In this chapter, the authors connect the evolution of diversity research to the outcomes of key
US Supreme Court cases over the last four decades. They discuss how constraints in early …

This article reviews scholarship on college campus activism in the US We use ideology as a
lens with which to examine and discuss college protest. Specifically, we distinguish between …

particular, banned racial redress as a permissible purpose of affirmative action, defended
campus diversity as a state interest, and elevated Harvard admissions practices as the …

This paper explores the individuals' lived experiences of living next to different others. Its
main focus is on diversity which signifies possible ways of working with differences. Hence …

The authors describe protest patterns at US and Canadian universities in the 2010s. The
research draws on a new dataset, the Higher Ed Protest Event Dataset, which combines …

Responding to a critical gap in diversity studies which have been mostly dedicated to
Western contexts, and setting the scene for celebrating an ignored issue in the Iranian …

Protesting government tuition increases in 2012, Quebec university and college students
participated in collective action that they contentiously characterized as a 'strike.'While …

Belonging is the cognitive, emotional, and psychological human necessity to be accepted
and included by group members based on one's authentic identity as an individual …

This study provides the first systematic analysis of the founding and growth of Latino studies
programs across the country. Drawing on a unique data set compiled from the National …

Even with affirmative action legislation and diversity programs, organizations struggle to
create a diverse and inclusive 21st-century workplace. The purpose of this qualitative …