Vol. 5 No. 1 (2016): Intersectionalities

A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity, and Practice

Special Issue: The Ethics and Politics of Knowledge Production

Published: 2016-02-02

Introduction

Editorial: "The Ethics and Politics of Knowledge Production," Critical Reflections on Social Work and Social Sciences Research

Teresa Macías

1–7
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Articles

Racialized Discourses: Writing Against an Essentialized Story About Racism

Harjeet Kaur Badwall

8–19
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Between Violence and Its Representation: Ethics, Archival Research, and the Politics of Knowledge Production in the Telling of Torture Stories

Teresa Macías

20–45
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From Activists to Terrorists: The Politics and Ethics of Research Representations of Transnational Resistance

Daphne Jeyapal

46–67
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My Entire Life is Online: Informed Consent, Big Data, and Decolonial Knowledge

Anne O'Connell

68–93
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Legitimating Damage and Control: The Ethicality of Electroshock Research

Bonnie Burstow

94–109
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The “Will to Participate”: Governmentality, Power, and Community-based Participatory Research

Julia Elizabeth Janes

110–125
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Attempting to Engage in “Ethical” Research with Homeless Youth

Sue-Ann Belle MacDonald

126–150
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Unsettling Stories: Theorizing Representational Violence and Practising Dignity

Andrea Merriam Donovan

151–165
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