Publications

In the overview below, you find all the publications that have been coming out of our 'Engaged Scholarship and Narratives of Change'-project. If you are interested in the core works that have inspired our work, please check the page Engaged Literatures. If you are interested in other publications in the field of engaged scholarship, please see our elaborate literature list.


2023

  • Ghorashi, H. (2023) Structurele ‘bite’ van diversiteit en inclusive. Beleid en Maatschappij (14)2: 117-133, doi: 10.5553/BenM/138900692023050002009.
  • Ghorashi (2023) Home and the Politics of Location and Displacement, In: Boccagni, P. (ed.) Handbook on Home and Migration, Edward Elgar Publishing, 170-183.
  • Ghorashi, H., K. Boersma & F. Azarhoosh (2023) Tussen-denken en inclusief besturen rond armoede, In: Overmans, T., M. Honingh en M. Noordegraaf (red.), Werken aan maatschappelijke vraagstukken: verbindende bestuurskunde? In het kader van 50 jaar jubileum van Vereniging voor Bestuurskunde (VB). Boom,  pp. 97-113.
  • Ocadiz Arriaga, M. (2023). Loboko Ya Mama’: Homemade recipes of belonging. Agenda. (pp. 27-37).
  • Greene, A., Espiritu, Y., & Nyamangah, D. (2023). Social and Curricular Inclusion in Refugee Education: Critical Approaches to Education Advocacy. Social Inclusion, 11(2), 104-114. doi::https://doi.org/10.17645/si.v11i2.6376.
  • Mbasalaki P. K. (2023) Building coalitions across structural borders as a form radical intimacy. In Bhambra G., Mayblin L., Viyoga V. & Medien K. (eds). The SAGE Handbook of Global Social Theory. Sage.
    Gunaratnum Y., Mbasalaki P.K. & Matchett S. (2023) Scene! Colman R., Jungnickel K. & Puar N. (eds) How to do Research with…, Goldsmiths University Press.
  • Mbasalaki P. K. (2023) ‘Prostitute’s body found with missing head[1]’: sex work femicide in South Africa and the making of #sayhername campaign by SWEAT in South Africa. In Myrna Dawson and Saide Mobayed (eds) The Routledge International Handbook of Femicide and Feminicide. Routledge.

2022

  • Ghorashi, H. (2022) “Tussenruimtes” als broedplaats van verdraagzaamheid. In: Marcel ter Hooven (red.) Ware Tolerantie: Hoe we onszelf kunnen zijn en elkaar toch kunnen verdragen. Amsterdam: Van Gennep, pp. 89-99.
  • Holle, F. (2022). Enabling and Obstructing Flow through Creative Co-creation. Errant Journal#4. (pp. 49–60).
  • Ammar, A., & Holle, F. (2022). Safe Enough To Be Brave.FOAM Magazine#62- The Transnational Issue. (pp. 161–168).

2021

  • Ghorashi, H. (2021) Normalising power and engaged narrative methodology: refugee women, the forgotten category in the public discourse. Feminist Review 129: pp. 48-63. 
  • Holle, F., Rast, M. C. & Ghorashi, H. (2021) Exilic (Art) Narratives of Queer Refugees Challenging Dominant Hegemonies. Front. Sociol. 6:641630. doi: 10.3389/fsoc.2021.641630
  • Rast M. C. (2021) Walls, Cracks and Change: The Challenges and Opportunities of Critically Engaged Research Within Current Academic and Refugee Research Structures. Critical Sociology. doi:10.1177/08969205211034227
  • Younes, Y., H. Ghorashi & E. Ponzoni (2021) Conflicting Experiences With Welcoming Encounters: Narratives of Newly Arrived Refugees in the Netherlands. Social Inclusion 9 (4): pp. 222-231

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Academia 10 Art for Change 11 Co-creation 4 Corona virus 10 COVID-19 10 engaged scholarship 24 engagement 5 Inclusion 7 Knowledge Production 4 LGBTQ+ Refugees 9 LIMBO - Queer exilic narratives 16 Narratives of Change 11 Reflection 8 Refugees 15 Research 5 Resilience 12 safe spaces 6 Scholarship for Change 12 South Africa 11 The Netherlands 5