2022
DOI: 10.1332/204080521x16330051302536
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Civic leadership, emotions and social change: decolonial ethnographic research on an American Indian non-profit organisation

Abstract: The non-profit sector in the United States (US) plays a key role in reproducing racism and classism. These two systems of oppression within non-profits mirror colonialism since their agendas and decisions about their implementation are made by elites rather than by people directly affected by the issues at hand. Through a case study of a Native American non-profit organisation in the north-west of the US, this article explores how emotions, particularly the processes through which people regulate emotions, can… Show more

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