.... This context highlights the importance of examining carers’ experiences with assessments under the CA14 to better understand the policy’s real-world impact. Care Act carer assessment critical theory photovoice social policy unpaid carers This article explores how unpaid carers experience the carer...

... of its own. post-critical pedagogy epistemology paradigm critical theory Affixing his theses about the limitations of critique to the beginning pages of a volume dedicated to Postcritique, Laurent de Sutter expresses what is at stake in the discussion about whether the critical stance may...

..., ShareTheMeal instead sediments unequal relationships of agency and dependency in and through everyday acts of helping. Yet, because of apps' openness to user resistance and change, another politics of humanitarianism is nevertheless possible. international development media and politics colonialism critical...

...) of origin(s). armed conflict critical theory global South politics international interventions peacekeeping troop-contributors How does international peacekeeping shape the actors who contribute to it? This may seem a less urgent question than understanding how peace support operations can solve...

... of communication theorizing, and by addressing the purported opaqueness of critical theorizing. Finally, we offer an example analysis to illustrate the TCD in research practice. critical theory disenfranchisement social confrontation disconfirmation gaslighting Although often used to refer to the loss...

... use of the term. American Cold War geopolitics, leveraged in defence of domestic democracy, emerges as a thought-provoking contrast. Cold War colonialism critical theory East–West relations globalization great powers Geopolitics is everywhere. Russia's 2014 incursion into eastern Ukraine...

... between mediation research and practice. Overall, the article provides a thorough review of knowledge production on mediation and adds to discussions on diversity and the critical potential of the broader field of peace studies. conflict resolution critical theory diplomacy global governance peace...

... education, research, policy, and practice. Americans with Disabilities Act critical theory disability justice social work The World Bank (n.d.) reports that approximately 1 billion people, or 15 percent, of the world’s population, live with some form of disability. According to the Centers...

..., 2022 ). Social workers do this by drawing on critical theory that is central to anti-oppressive ethics and involves engaging in an examination of their professional/personal agency ( Adams et al., 2009 ; Clifford and Burke, 2009 ; Backwith, 2015 ; Watts, 2019 ). Undertaking reflective...

... and the international order in a heating world. climate change international institutions critical theory global environmental politics Accordingly, the key question guiding the analysis presented here is: how does climate challenge expose limitations in conventional accounts of order and justice...

..., and these must be substantive, de facto, rights—rights that people can actually claim, and hold state actors accountable to. climate change critical theory inequality poverty sustainable development Table 1. Canadian Indicator Framework for the SDGs SDG Canadian Ambition Number Target...

... reception critical and cultural theory critical theory of media global media flow race and media Raymond Kyooyung Ra is now a PhD student at the Division of Cinema and Media Studies, University of Southern California. Corresponding author: Raymond Kyooyung Ra, Division of Cinema and Media Studies...

... Gandhi feminism colonialism critical theory These myriad forms of anti-nuclear activism have resulted in legal gains, albeit marginal ones. For example, a direct consequence of the Kudankulam protests was a provision within the civil nuclear liability law that offers the possibility of suing private...

... critical theory post-structuralism It must be acknowledged, once more, that the understanding of interpretation from the perspective of international hermeneutics, as it has been sketched out here, is not uniform, but comes in various shades of grey. One could, in some broad-brush strokes, distinguish...

... in global communication studies, anti-colonial theory, and anti-racist communication scholarship, the goal is to illuminate both the opportunities that the World Fixer site provides its users, as well as the inequalities that the website still perpetuates. critical theory of media digital media practice...

...? Others have viewed radicalism as a developing theory that is world-systemic and focused on the broad structures of world politics. Much of this literature developed out of Marxism and Critical Theory, with its most prominent early exponent being Robert Cox. Cox (1981 , 127) argues that a radical...

... in Germany’s reception system. participatory research critical theory liminality resilience agency vulnerability social work ‘The politic [sic] in German [sic] I think it is not the right (…) way (…) for example now (…), some people who are in Germany (…) they don’t know this language is hard for them...

.... This model is embedded in an understanding of practice that is underpinned by critical theory, taking account of factors related to culture and diversity, the ‘expert by experience’ perspective and considering implications for the profession of social work. This article concludes with a case example...

... approach towards the medium itself. online pedagogy phenomenology Marshall McLuhan Critical theory humanities There is a reality to the readiness displayed by the humanities, but it is not a pleasant one to consider. The average humanities classroom, long before the pandemic, had rejected interaction...

... the impact of these orientations on decision-making processes as well as the characteristics of foreign policy behaviours. Using the case of Brexit, we elaborate differences in actors' temporal orientations and show how such differences impact the making of foreign policy. British foreign policy critical...