Sites of Knowledge (Re-)Production: Toward an Institutional Sociology of International Relations Scholarship

Grenier, Félix; Hagmann, Jonas

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“…Currently in Indonesia, almost most mothers and birth attendants do swaddling by wrapping tightly from the chest to the baby's feet (Traditional swaddling position), of course, this method is not in accordance with the situation while in the womb and it is not physiological flexion (J Petty, 2014) [35] , it can also cause various disorders such as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), hip hypoplasia and even causes stress from the start which results in neurodevelopmental disorders as researched by Horne, R SC (2018) [17] , Rachel Y. Moon (2016) [53] , Torjesen I (2013) [54] , and the longer the baby warpped then more suspect motor development delayed (Solikah SN, 2017) [42] (197), which should be swaddling can help babies to be calmer, more comfortable and less stressed as stated by Damayanti Y (2019) [11] , Yilmaz D & Inal S (2020) [45] , Grenier I R (2016) [55] and several other studies (Lai Ping Ho RN, et [22,38,18,27,9,52,42] . However, from all the data analyzed in this study, apart from swaddling making newborn baby calmer and less stressful, it was also seen that the swaddling midline position has a greater impact on the newborn being calmer or less stressful when compared to the traditional swaddling position.…”

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Midline swaddling and traditional swaddling position and their influence on physical and autonomic sign on newborn babies

Sangadji,

Khatibi,

Shari

et al. 2023

Int. J. Paediatrics Geriatrics

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The traditional method of swaddling is done with the arms and legs straightened and wrapped tightly with the hips in an addiction position. When swaddling is properly done, infants show less awakening and longer sleep, better neuromuscular development, less physiological stress, better motor organization, and better self-regulation abilities. Improper swaddling can result in conditions that are detrimental for newborns, like SIDS, DDH, which cause stress. The early exposure of the neonates to stress results to residual symptoms in behavior and neurobiological disorders. This study aims to determine the effect of midline position compared to the traditional swaddling regarding physical and autonomics stress sign. The study population consisted of 194 newborns. The midline and traditionally swaddled were observed and recorded, physical and autonomic signs at birth, 10 minutes and 2 hours were documented. This study found that there is statistically significant difference between the groups in terms of cries at 10 minute and 2 hours and so with the heart rate and respiration rate at birth (p<0,05), and a significant difference in oxygen saturation at 10 minutes and 2 hours (p<0,05). Additionally, midline swaddling had a larger average decrease in heart rate and respiration rate, and increase in the oxygen saturation. Therefore, this study can deduce that, midline position swaddling has less stressful effect than the traditional position. The same research elsewhere in Indonesia will be costly. Future research would suggest for larger sample that may suggest a more accurate outcome.

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Midline swaddling and traditional swaddling position and their influence on physical and autonomic sign on newborn babies

Sangadji,

Khatibi,

Shari

et al. 2023

Int. J. Paediatrics Geriatrics

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“…Abbott's application of fractal distinctions is to methodological factions in sociology, but similar work has since been done in relation to academic and professional factions more broadly (see Tarrow 2008;Seabrooke and Tsingou 2014;Grenier and Hagmann 2016;McCourt 2017). Our basic approach here is easy to understand.…”

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International Political Economy

Samman¹,

Seabrooke²

2016

Routledge Handbook of International Political Sociology

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“…This is hardly surprising, since IR knowledge production and the academic field are embedded in national priorities and shaped by national policies. This has a fundamental impact on how knowledge is created and what types of knowledge(s) are prioritised (Grenier and Hagmann, 2016). Numerous respondents confirmed that the main task of IR in their country was to produce policy-relevant materials, rather than to engage in theory development.…”

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Mapping practices and spatiality in IR knowledge production: from detachment to emancipation

Loke¹,

Owen

2021

European Journal of International Relations

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This article conceptualises the variety of approaches taken by International Relations (IR) scholars around the world to dominant forms of knowledge production in IR. In doing so, it advances Global IR debates along two axes: on practices and on spatiality. We argue that binary conceptions are unhelpful and that engagement with knowledge production practices is best captured by a landscape of complexity, requiring a deeper interrogation of positionality, globality and context. Using 26 qualitative interviews with IR academics at institutions in East Asia, South Asia, the Middle East, Eurasia and Africa, we construct a typology comprising seven modes of engagement that capture the conflicted relationships to dominant forms and practices of knowledge production in IR. The typology is intended to highlight the variation, complexity and contextual particularities in global IR knowledge production practices and to enable an interrogation of spatial hierarchies that unsettle conventional geopolitical West/non-West fault-lines.

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Sites of Knowledge (Re-)Production: Toward an Institutional Sociology of International Relations Scholarship

Cited by 14 publications

References 59 publications

Midline swaddling and traditional swaddling position and their influence on physical and autonomic sign on newborn babies

Midline swaddling and traditional swaddling position and their influence on physical and autonomic sign on newborn babies

International Political Economy

Mapping practices and spatiality in IR knowledge production: from detachment to emancipation

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