Titlebook: Decoloniality and Epistemic Justice in Contemporary Community Psychology; Garth Stevens,Christopher C. Sonn Book 2021 Springer Nature Swit

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An Orienting Conversation on Africa(n)-Centred Decolonial Community Psychologies,, we dialogue over what the works of Edward Said, Walter Rodney, and the Combahee River Collective are able to offer those of us who are looking to reimagine community psychologies through Africa(n)-centredness and decoloniality. We conclude by ruminating on the potentialities of form (i.e. conversa

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,Decolonizing Critical Knowledges Borne in the Borderlands: From “Morbid Symptoms” to Critical Solidtivated in two kinds of “borderlands”: community based research collectives held by “contact zones” of academic researchers and community members/activists, and an ethnographic sketch of dynamics within a contemporary detention camp in Kearney New Jersey. In both cases, a mosaic of bodies, pain, pow

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Ethnic Conflict and Peacebuilding in Northeast India: A Decolonial Perspective,ons, each shaped by a decolonial imperative. I begin the chapter by foregrounding the context of my ethnographic work. Historically, Southern contexts or the “periphery/colony” have been relegated to “case studies” vis-à-vis ascriptions of “objectivity” and “generalizability” that are rooted in the

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,Africa’s Knowledge Archives, Black Consciousness and Reimagining Community Psychology,elect historiographic accounts of Africa to invoke Africa’s archives and their attendant paradigmatic traditions. Our engagements with these archives signify at once onto-epistemic rupture as a counterpoint to the Eurocentric assumptions that continue to frame community psychology theory and practic

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An Orienting Conversation on Africa(n)-Centred Decolonial Community Psychologies,rselves and the reader to a number of intellectual, political, practical, and theoretical concerns that surround decolonial Africa(n)-centred community psychologies. In the first part of the chapter, we explore how conversation can serve as a collective and epistemologically just modality of knowled

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,Decolonizing Critical Knowledges Borne in the Borderlands: From “Morbid Symptoms” to Critical Solidried legacy of twentieth century community psychology research collectives largely in the Americas that have been aligned with justice struggles, designed to document both the dispossession and the privileges unleashed by structural violence. These projects, rooted in universities, community researc