... perpetuating misconceptions or cementing biases into accepted knowledge. Big data movement data life cycle data equity ethical paradoxes data governance knowledge production reflexivity The “Roaring Twenties” (1920–1929) and the “Swinging Sixties” (1960–1969) were decades of such profound political...

.... This chapter argues that such transformative efforts are essential to challenge entrenched hierarchies and create a more inclusive and pluralistic academic landscape. Decolonising research decolonising research funding colonial research methods custodians of knowledge knowledge production power...

...) social media research investigating platform user experiences with algorithmic management by providing unique insights into knowledge production processes in algorithmically mediated settings. Second, our study contributes to research on platformized cultural production by illustrating the multiplicity...

... rivalries digital hate speech social media online discourse knowledge production power dynamics Table 2.1. Tweets Sample From #KLUSTERTABLIGH and #TABLIGHCLUSTER. Causes Islam ‘For now, the Tabligh cluster has been insulted enough by non-Muslims. Don’t wait until...

... journey knowledge production management and organization studies Introduction Antenór Firmin was a Haitian anthropologist who lived from 1850 to 1910. Raised in a working-class family in the first country in Latin America to achieve independence from European colonial rule, he became a member...

... and in Africa, the context where the colonial enterprise wreaked havoc on all sectors of African societies, from political structures, commerce, and culture to knowledge production. In describing the genesis and goals of AJOM, as well as the successes, limitations, and challenges of a journal dedicated...

..., routines and exchanges between caseworkers, clients and superiors that reveal the many layers that create decisions and organisational structures. Bustling Bureaucratic Offices: An Entry Point to Informal Practices of Knowledge Production The following data derived from fieldwork including semi-structured...

... acknowledge the works of scholars who have initially advanced a movement for the understanding of punishment and the criminal question our marginalised Latin American realities. Punishment Latin America knowledge production Global South global peripheries prison punishment and society marginalisation...

... an intervention into traditional ways of designing research dedicated to conducting research collaboratively to bring about radical changes. In praxis, participatory action research attempts to disrupt academic hierarchies and inaccessible/inequitable knowledge production; it disrupts power imbalances ( Fals...

... in counterfeiting research has been sustained over time, we conducted a co-citation analysis. Apart from identifying main aspects of knowledge production through citation and co-citation analysis, we employed keyword co-occurrence analysis to illuminate research fronts in counterfeiting research, notably: anti...

... In addition to land acquisition, knowledge acquisition was also a central tool of invasion for colonizers. Epistemological reproduction became the primary medium for knowledge production for universities and good scholarship was based on an agreed upon set of colonial standards. Each ship carried experts...

...Abstract This chapter reviews the challenges facing educational research and knowledge production, in the independent post-Soviet Central Asia through examination of the case of Tajikistan. The chapter revisits issues discussed in Niyozov and Bahry (2006 ) on the need for research-based...

...Abstract Purpose How is medical knowledge produced and what are the implications of that knowledge production for medical practice? Using theoretical ideas on evidence-based medicine, standardization in medical research and practice, and biopower, I examine the relationship between medical...

...,’ who later turned out to be male, white college students (see Adam, 1998 , p. 94 and Hackett, Amsterdamska, Lynch, & Wajcman, 2008 , p. 143). Adam starts an important critique of the epistemological starting point for knowledge production and thus the necessity of a feminist theoretical...

.... The troubled history of relations between the two continents continue to affect way knowledge production and curricular are defined. The gap in knowledge fosters mutual suspicion, distrust, and lack of cooperation. European Studies as a distinct academic discipline has recently made its way in the teaching...

... innovation, many through academic entrepreneurship. This change in the role of the university is reflected not only in the mode of knowledge production, which became more transdisciplinary and applied, but also in the active engagement of different institutional spheres, the university, the firm...

... an office in the empty building. The Research Director, Professor Merata Kawharu, was about to leave the Centre as she had just taken up a position at the University of Otago, and I was to be the sole fulltime researcher in the house. E Noho Ra (Farewell) Anthropology Mātauranga knowledge production...

... in the settler justice system and suggests that the Gladue–Ipeelee principle produces a governing effect that reinforces settler-state authority by recirculating colonial practices and discourses of settler superiority. Indigenous peoples sentencing Canada Gladue colonialism knowledge production...

...Abstract This chapter explores the current development of Comparative Education in Central Asia through two parts: a general review of knowledge production with reference to Central Asia in top Comparative Education journals, followed by the development of Comparative Education in Kazakhstan...

...Abstract The authors explore the emergence of altmetrics and Open Access (OA) publishing and discuss why their adoption in the management field lags behind other fields such as life sciences. The authors draw on the status literature to discuss the knowledge production and consumption underpinned...