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  1. Out of Place, in a Hostile Space: ‘Australian Values’ and the Politics of Belonging.Patrick O’Keeffe & Sharlene Nipperess - 2021 - Ethics and Social Welfare 15 (1):100-115.
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  • Conceptual and Methodological Framework for Systematic Comparison and Analysis of Countries with Rivaling Claims to Citizenship.Cheneval Francis & Ferrín Mónica - unknown
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  • CSR as Gendered Neocoloniality in the Global South.Banu Ozkazanc-Pan - 2018 - Journal of Business Ethics 160 (4):851-864.
    Corporate social responsibility has generally been recognized as corporate pro-social behavior aimed at remediating social issues external to organizations, while political CSR has acknowledged the political nature of such activity beyond social aims. Despite the growth of this literature, there is still little attention given to gender as the starting point for a conversation on CSR, ethics, and the Global South. Deploying critical insights from feminist work in postcolonial traditions, I outline how MNCs replicate gendered neocolonialist discourses and perpetuate exploitative (...)
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  • The Possibilities of Indigenous Inquiry and Third Space Youth Development Work – Towards Decolonising Praxis.Sarah Williams & Seuta'afili Gregg Morris - 2024 - Ethics and Social Welfare 18 (2):177-194.
    Despite theorisation and consistent Pracademic (academics who are also practitioners) contributions to the concepts of truth-telling and decolonising epistemologies in the fields of activist research, there remains ongoing need for articulating the everyday praxis and positionality of empirical work. This paper considers the practice of two intercultural Australian-based practitioners’ examination of the ethical practices towards decolonising praxis as a contributor to third-space youth development which considers the space between participants. First Nations terminology is drawn on to explore the empirical nature (...)
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  • Gender-equality as boundary: ‘Gender–nation frames’ in Norwegian EU campaign organizations.Susanne Bygnes - 2012 - European Journal of Women's Studies 19 (1):7-22.
    This article examines how women’s and gender-equality issues form part of social movement organizations’ ideological framing and discusses how this tendency is mirrored in discourses at European and nation-state levels. Focusing on one of Western Europe’s few non-EU member countries, the article compares how two Norwegian social movement organizations draw on gender issues in their argumentation. The analysis is empirically based on written material produced by the organizations and takes recourse in a feminist methodological approach rooted in the tradition of (...)
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