Titlebook: Higher Education, Pedagogy and Social Justice; Politics and Practic Kelly Freebody,Susan Goodwin,Helen Proctor Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if

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On Settler Notions of Social Justice: The Importance of Disrupting and Displacing Colonising Narratisearch funding are determined predominantly by government, delivered and driven by universities born out of dispossessing colonisation. Consequently, research projects intended to disrupt/displace settler narratives of social justice run the risk of being sucked back into the mainstreamed system (Ca

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Social Justice Politics: Care as Democracy and Resistancecate caring responsibilities must be fostered in a way that…achieves the goals of freedom, equality, and justice” (Tronto, .. New York: New York University Press, 2013, p. 141). This chapter explores resistance practices within the highly feminised care work arena in which workers struggle to care m

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When ‘Participation’ Is Not Enough: Social Justice Practices in Mental Health and Psychiatric Hegemothat are contained within biomedical constructions of ‘mental illness’. The inclusion of the experiential knowledge of people who have been on the receiving end of mental health services within mental health research has received widespread praise as an empowering and inclusive alternative to medica

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Teaching Undergraduate Comparative and International Education: Pedagogy, Social Justice and Global ces discussions of social justice in global education contexts. This unit was conceived at multiple conceptual and geographical levels, paying specific attention to global power imbalances and concomitant dynamics that affect students across varying contexts. A primary purpose is to expose higher ed

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