Centring Indigenous peoples in knowledge exchange research-practice by resetting assumptions, relationships and institutions
J. K. Weir,
R. Morgain,
K. Moon
et al.
Abstract:Knowledge exchange is a broad and consequential undertaking, analysed by diverse scholars, and rapidly growing as a field of academic practice. Its remit is to strengthen ties between research generators and users to support better material outcomes for society. This review paper considers how this increasingly codified academic field might engage with the research-practice concerns identified in the Indigenous and decolonial literature. We do so by bringing the two literature sets together for analysis, notin… Show more
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