... and ecosystems for millennia. Indigenous Ways of Knowing decolonization sustainability education self study survivance curriculum development Introduction The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent a global commitment to creating a more equitable and sustainable world by 2030...

... a particular focus on the sensitivity to cultural and personal diversity, the reflection on decolonization, the revaluation of the historical development of psychology, and its dialogue with other humanistic disciplines, especially those outside the Western intellectual tradition. Cultural psychology...

... as models of a music education that affirms identity, resists marginalization, and centers Black musical traditions in and beyond the curriculum. Resistance pedagogy inter-generational mentorship cultural archive decolonization deconstruction democratization Three key pedagogical orientations emerge...

...” and that, a century later, would make decolonization politically problematic and traumatic ( Dine, 2021 ). In other words, France viewed it favorably for its citizens to settle in Algeria, a region rich in natural gas and with fertile land suitable for agriculture. Notably, this strong European presence made Algeria...

... losing their dominance, continuing to exploit their resources and cultures. As decolonization was underway, decoloniality became a central issue among academics and non-Western sovereign governments, demanding correction of historical imbalances, social and cultural equity, and knowledge diversity...

.... , & Frame , B. ( 2021 ). Towards local-parallel scenarios for climate change impacts, adaptation and vulnerability . Climate Risk Management , 34 , 100372 . Datta , R. , & Kairy , B. ( 2024 ). Decolonizing climate change adaptations from indigenous perspectives: Learning...

... of establishing planetary cooperation. One example of success is the World Weather Watch ( WWW ). Meteorology as a Planetary Science Music decolonization started recently with the introduction of maracatu, samba, coco, forró, and their percussive instruments: drums, bells...

...Over the past decade, conversations about decolonizing management and organization studies have grown tremendously in scale and scope. In this brief reflective essay, I explore the idea of decolonizing ourselves as an important way we can foster further dialogue and understanding, and hopefully lay...

... about entrepreneurship and decolonizing our research and teaching. We offer a brief introduction to examples of Indigenous conceptual frameworks of ethical and appropriate informed pluralism that allow ways of knowing, being, and doing. Finally, we offer some suggestions for scholars in our field...

..., and the translation of interviews. Finally, I end with a call for scholars to include the knowledge of those often silenced and marginalized within broader discourses of Academia. Decolonization epistemic violence ethics reflexivity subaltern Introduction I wrote the poem above in three languages. The language...

...The purpose of this paper is to present a phenomenological approach as a meaningful way to decolonize management studies. We first review the decolonization literature and point out the lack of methodological discussion about it. Next, we show the basic perspective and a specific procedure...

...This paper offers the case of Auckland University of Technology, which developed a Māori Indigenous Business Minor in the Business School as a means of introducing traditional Māori knowledge into the curriculum. We offer this as an example of a strategy that contributes to decolonizing business...

...In this paper, we discuss the role of journals in decolonizing management and organization knowledge. We illustrate that role by using the Africa Journal of Management (AJOM), a publication of the Africa Academy of Management (AFAM). AJOM was deemed critical to decolonizing knowledge about...

... that meet the needs of the poor. Based on our own research experience and the papers in this volume, we suggest ideas for how researchers can consciously strive to decolonize market-based interventions while, at the same time, making their scholarly practices more impactful for communities. Decolonization...

... into decolonization produces a tension between reinforcing the mechanisms of the neoliberal university and subverting such practices. It concludes that HE promotes a smokescreen of meritocracy to students whilst maintaining the societal status quo via filtering processes that feed the precarious labour market...

... changes in the meanings of the national football team perceived by football fans based on the concepts of the nation and the nationalism and to predict the future changes in those of it. Nationalism the national soccer team decolonization neoliberalism ethnic nationalism civic nationalism...

... battles in education to highlight the emergence, journey, and outcomes that have led to the successful rise of right-wing ideologies in education as well as offer a critique on the ambiguity inherent in decolonial theories that impede current decolonizing ways of knowing. These ambiguities exacerbate...

.... Responding to the passionate uprisings of the Black Lives Matter Movement in the wake of George Floyd's recent murder and the active debates regarding decolonizing university/cultural institutions structures and practices in the United States, both artist and curator sought to understand how these political...

...The Age of Enlightenment psychiatric imperialism discourse colonialism anti-colonial theory Africans madness indigenous knowledge decolonization In this chapter, I provide an analysis of how ideologies about race, gender, and other identities helped to inform psychiatric discourse during...

... between immigrants and local inhabitants. It further suggests educational systems that incorporate civic values and democratic principles to promote an inclusive national identity. To develop equitable migration policies, the chapter advocates for decolonizing knowledge systems and management practices...