Racism,“the pervasively malignant and malicious systemic illness”(Yancy, 2018, p. 1), has
been an abiding feature of white organisations and societies. Its formation, through a …

In climate politics, understanding and contesting the meaning of vulnerability has proved
extremely difficult. On the one hand, it is an increasingly formalised term that means …

I draw on my own experience facilitating a student-led “decolonizing the curriculum” project
within an English university critical law school. I reflect upon how such initiatives–predicated …

This collaborative paper written by mid-career and senior faculty employed in public and
private institutions explores the challenges of feminist mentoring at mid-career. We engage …

As Covid-19 unleashed a global health crisis, causing innumerable deaths and devastating
communities worldwide, it also became widely acknowledged to shed light on and …

This note reflects on my personal experiences with 'truth-telling'as a critical scholar. Drawing
on two moments early in my career, I recount how my writings challenging sexism and …

The paper that follows is part of a wider effort IOB initiated last year–under the mandate of
the previous Bureau of IOB-to question its “DNA” in view of rethinking its academic activities …

This research, conducted jointly by history and modern language teacher educators working
in a higher education institution, evaluates the impact of a project to'Decolonise …

Contextualized in relation to contemporary claims of a 'post-racial'society, as well as
decolonial critique, the sudden appearance of queerness in ethnomusicological literature is …

If we put the above-quoted extract from the UK Equalities Minister's recent speech in the
context of McCaulay's objective to colonise the minds of the student, the present impulse to …