Decoloniality and Epistemic Justice in Contemporary Community Psychology (en Inglés)
Reseña del libro "Decoloniality and Epistemic Justice in Contemporary Community Psychology (en Inglés)"
ForewordWalter Mignolo (Argentina, Duke University)Recovering and re-centring decolonial thought in community psychology Garth Stevens & Christopher Sonn & Deanne Bell (South Africa, University of the Witwatersrand; Australia, Victoria University; Caribbean; University of East LondonDefining the key co-ordinates of a decolonial praxisNelson Maldonado-Torres &/or Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni &/or Jorge Mario Flores Osorio (Puerto Rico, Rutgers University; South Africa, University of South Africa; Mexico, Universidad Autonoma de Estado de Morales Cuernavaca)Community conscientisation, political activism and social change in Brazil Raquel Guzzo &/or Verônica Morais Ximenes &/or Fernando Lacerda &/or James Ferreira Moura Jr. (Brazil, Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas; Brazil, Federal University of Ceará; Brazil, Universidade Federal de Goiás; Universidade da Integração Internacional da Lusofonia Afro- Brasileira (Unilab)Decoloniality and participatory action research in Puerto RicoDolores S. Miranda Gierbolini &/or Blanca Ortiz Torres &/or Heidi Figueroa Sarriera (Puerto Rico, University of Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico, Pacifica Graduate Institute; Puerto Rico, University of Puerto Rico)Community psychology, depth psychology and decolonialityNuria Caforio &/or Mary Watkins &/or Susan James (Puerto Rico, Pacifica Graduate Institute)Liberation psychology and psychosocial accompanimentIgnacio Dobles &/or Glenn Adams (Costa Rica, University of Costa Rica; USA, Kansas State University) Widening our methodological imaginations for social change and justiceMichelle Fine &/or Maria Elena Torre &/or Susan Opotow (USA, City University of New York)Maintaining the criticality of the decolonial project within settler colonial nation statesEve Tuck &/or K. Wayne Yang (USA, State University of New York; USA, University of California)The legacy of Ignacio Martín-Baró and its application to world psychologiesMark Burton &/or Nelson Portillo (UK, Manchester Metropolitan University; El Salvador, Boston College)Rethinking belonging in diasporic/migrant communities in Australia from a community psychological perspectiveChristopher Sonn (Australia, Victoria University)Towards a decolonized Maori psychologyLinda Waimarie Nikora &/or Mohi Rua &/or Darrin Hodgetts &/or Pita King (Aotearoa, University of Waikato; Aotearoa, Massey University)The anthropocene, environmental degradation, climate change and environmental justiceTony Birch (Australia, Victoria University)Towards a decolonised, Afro-centric South African psychologyHugo Canham &/or Kopano Ratele &/or Puleng Segalo (South Africa, University of the Witwatersrand; South Africa, University of South Africa; South Africa, University of South Africa)Epistemic reconstruction and justice through decolonising psychological curricula in higher education in South AfricaGarth Stevens &/or Norman Duncan (South Africa, University of the Witwatersrand; South Africa, University of Pretoria)Archives, memory and peace in ChileCarolina Munoz Proto (Chile, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso)Fanon's decolonial psychology in the contemporary worldHussein Bulhan (Somaliland, Frantz fanon University)Psychology, resilience and social change in the colonial context of the Arab worldMona Amer (Egypt, The American University in Cairo)Liberation theology, decoloniality and IslamophobiaFarid Esack &/or Naeem Jeenah &/or Hatem Bazian (South Africa, University of Johannesburg; South Africa, Executive Director of the Afro- Middle East Centre; Palestine, Daytona College and University of California, BerkeleyS
