Mining is increasingly under the scholarly microscope for its social and environmental
impacts, including its uneven gender impacts. To study resistance of women across two …

The 21st century is characterised by grand challenges, external shocks and global fragilities,
such as economic volatility and societal upheaval in our interconnected communities …

How do practices change? To approach this in practice theory (PT) is a widely debated
question. This article brings PT in conversation with the study of emotions in International …

Misrecognition has been conceptualised as an act of recognition that is 'distorted'or
'incomplete', and can be used to capture the differentiated experience of social and/or …

Stories and representations of suffering are frequently central to attempts to arouse our
emotions and initiate political action. Yet, the evocation of emotion and, in particular …

Creative labour studies has yielded much critical insights from workers' experiences of
'precarity'and 'self-exploitation'with increasing neo-liberalization. This important work's …

This article contributes to contemporary theorising in comparative education by exploring
how narratives of 'victims' and 'perpetrators' in postcolonial settings are understood in terms …

The research focuses on developing a computational model (agent-based) to describe and
analyse the structure and evolution of a conspiracy bubble within Facebook. The …

This book analyzes the everyday emotions of international peacebuilding practitioners as
practices that hinder–and potentially help–them to listen more receptively to their local …

From the perspective of emotion and affect research, a double paradox structures the study
of terrorism. The first paradox consists in assuming terrorist violence's clear psychological …