Purpose Calls for “mutuality” in global mental health (GMH) aim to produce knowledge more
equitably across epistemic and power differences. With funding, convening, and publishing …

The involvement of women in the organization and functioning of voluntary self‐help groups
and their activity in the forums of these groups on social media during the COVID‐19 …

Drawing on GenUrb's comparative research undertaken in mid-2020 with communities in
five cities—Cochabamba, Bolivia, Delhi, India, Georgetown, Guyana, Ibadan, Nigeria, and …

The COVID-19 pandemic has reignited debates on care, exposing the vital role of social
reproduction despite its ongoing devaluation. Recent studies underscore the urban …

Anti-trafficking has been spreading in a novel way, with moral certitude (where human
trafficking is deemed uniquely wrong, and this wrongness is taken as a founding principle for …

The initial outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic hit Wuhan, China, in early January 2020,
and restrictive lockdown measures were implemented. Risks of transmission and the …

This editorial introduces the Special Issue on public value, urging scholars to ask
fundamental questions about what public value organizing entails. It proposes key …

The authors argue that from the perspective of distributive justice, school district
fragmentation—meaning both the existing reality of hyper-proliferated school districts and …

Mutual aid is a powerful human force in emergencies and when state aid is absent. It is an
everyday practice that anyone can participate in. People take responsibility for caring for one …

Este artigo pretende contribuir para um esforço coletivo de análise, que vem sendo
realizado desde o impeachment da presidenta Dilma Rousseff, percebido como um divisor …