International Journal of Critical Diversity Studies

from June 2018
Last Number: September 2022

Pluto Journals
ISSN 2516-5518




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 87

September 23, 2022

  • Practitioner’s Perspectives on a National South African Higher Education Institution Policy Framework Mitigating Gender-Based Violence at a South African University

    • June 01, 2020

  • Introduction

    • June 01, 2018

  • The End of Diversity?

    • June 01, 2021

  • Philosophy of Disability, Conceptual Engineering, and the Nursing Home-Industrial-Complex in Canada

    • June 01, 2019

  • (Re)considering the Rainbow

    • June 01, 2020

  • Review of Alana Lentin, Why Race Still Matters

    • June 01, 2018

  • Front Matter

  • Ugly Goes to the Bone

  • IJCDS News

  • Manuscript Submission Guidelines

    • December 01, 2020

  • Introduction

    • June 01, 2019

  • IJCDS News

    • June 01, 2020

  • The Dis-Ease of Body-Politics: “Coronavirus” as a Racial Pandemic in Contemporary India

    • December 01, 2018

  • German Rightwingization as the New Normal? Tales of Becoming

    • June 01, 2020

  • Front Matter

    • September 23, 2022

  • Diversity Is an Asset to Science Not a Threat

    • December 01, 2018

  • Paths to a “Toolbox for Social Change”—Interactions Between Art and Continuing Education in the Context of Critical Diversity Literacy

    • June 01, 2021

  • Introduction: Philosophies of Disability and the Global Pandemic

    • June 01, 2020

  • The Economics of Hate and Love in South Africa: Postcolonial Queer Perspectives on Hate Crime Legislations

    • September 23, 2022

  • Students as Producers, Not Consumers?

    • December 01, 2019

  • Authoritarian Power and Populist Resistance: The Democratic Route to Authoritarianism

    • December 01, 2018

  • IJCDS News

    • June 01, 2020

  • Instructions for Authors

  • Exploring the Use of South African Ethnic and Racial Slurs on Social Media

    • December 01, 2021

  • Instructions for Authors

    • December 01, 2019

  • Review of Liberating Masculinities

  • (Re)imagining Mandela's Leadership esiXhoseni

    • September 23, 2022

  • Contents

    • December 01, 2019

  • Racial Undertones on Violence and Human Bodies: White Migrants' Online Epistemologies of Insecurity and Discomfort in Post-Apartheid South Africa

    • December 01, 2020

  • IJCDS News

    • December 01, 2019

  • Call for Papers

    • June 01, 2021

  • Involuntary Psychiatric Commitment in the Era of COVID-19: Systemic Social Oppression and Discourses of Risk in Public Health and Bioethics

    • December 01, 2020

  • Xenophobia as Racism: The Colonial Underside of Nationalism in South Africa

    • December 01, 2019

  • Instructions for Authors

    • June 01, 2021

  • IJCDS News

  • African Communitarian Philosophy of Personhood and Disability: The Asymmetry of Value and Power in Access to Healthcare

    • December 01, 2020

  • Front Matter

    • December 01, 2018

  • Army of Ravens

    • December 01, 2019

  • ‘Warfare’ Pentecostalism, Poverty and Welfare Provisioning in Southwestern Nigeria

    • September 23, 2022

  • Workplace Bullying and Its Implications for Gender Transformation in the South African Higher Education Sector

    • June 01, 2019

  • Delinking from Victimhood and Other Rivalries

    • June 01, 2020

  • The Subtleties of Racism in the South African Workplace

    • June 01, 2019

  • “What the Body Can Do”: Creating Space for Critical Hope through Affective Encounters with a Different Kind of Otherness

    • December 01, 2020

  • Back Matter

    • June 01, 2021

  • Old, Broken, Disposable: Critical Discourse Analysis of the Public Health Narrative About At-Risk Populations During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Costa Rica

    • December 01, 2018

  • Front Matter

    • June 01, 2018

  • Epistemology and Moral Economies of Difference: Transforming Social Research

    • September 23, 2022

  • Tracing Transformation in Turbulent Times

  • International Journal of CRITICAL DIVERSITY STUDIES

    • December 01, 2018

  • So You Want to Talk About Race: Building the Tools and Fortitude to Have Difficult Conversations