In Search of Quolls: Knowledge Making and Entanglement in Zoological Fieldwork
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DOI: 10.1080/00141844.2017.1368685
Abstract: ABSTRACT Zoological consultants in Western Australia survey northern quolls (a small, cat-like marsupial) for environmental impact assessment. Confronted by habitat destruction and on the verge of extinction, northern quolls are protected as a conservation significant… read more here.
Keywords: entanglement zoological; northern quolls; making entanglement; search quolls ... See more keywords
Dialectical approach to unpacking knowledge-making for digital urban democracy: A critical case of Helsinki-based e-participatory budgeting
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DOI: 10.1177/00420980231175247
Abstract: This article investigates how OmaStadi, a Finnish platform for digital participatory budgeting, legitimises certain urban knowledge and experiences to receive public resources from the City of Helsinki. Using a quali-quantitative critical case study that combines… read more here.
Keywords: democracy; urban democracy; digital urban; knowledge making ... See more keywords
Translating reports: School psychologists, knowledge-making and pedagogy
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DOI: 10.1177/01430343221098267
Abstract: This paper is a post-qualitative inquiry (PQI) exploring how, and with what effect, school psychologists support the translation of psychoeducational reports into pedagogy for children who experience learning difficulties. Using the knowledge-making practices of three… read more here.
Keywords: school psychologists; knowledge making; translating reports; pedagogy ... See more keywords
'Consent' as epistemic recognition: Indigenous knowledges, Canadian impact assessment, and the colonial liberal democratic order.
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DOI: 10.1177/03063127231177311
Abstract: This article unpacks the logic of the equivalence invoked by the Government of Canada between Indigenous consent and the inclusion of Indigenous peoples and knowledges in impact assessment. We situate the logic within the politics… read more here.
Keywords: recognition; knowledge making; impact assessment; indigenous knowledges ... See more keywords