Decolonial enactments in community psychology

In: Community psychology

Abstract

Intro -- Foreword -- The Community Psychology Book Series: A Dialogical Decolonising Space -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Part I: Conceptions of Engagement for Community Psychology -- Towards A Decolonial Community Psychology: Derivatives, Disruptions and Disobediences -- A Fundamental Quest for Social Justice -- A Critical Focus on the Marginalised and Oppressed -- Epistemic Disobedience and Transdisciplinarity -- Embracing A Decolonial Aesthetic -- A Critical Assembly of Theoretical, Methodological and Praxical Resources -- Conceptions of Engagement for Community Psychology -- Modes of Enactment and Praxes for Community Psychology -- References -- Liberatory Africa(n)-Centred Community Psychology of Psychosocial Change -- Introduction -- A Note on A Method of Thinking and Writing Together -- How to Situate Africa Within Community Psychology to Re-write the Discipline? -- In What Ways Might Neville Alexander Be Useful in Unearthing Socially Just Africa(n)-Centred Critical Community Psychologies? -- How Can Africa(n)-Centring Psychologists Within Communities Locate the Psychological Within Social Change? -- Concluding Thoughts -- References -- Decolonising Participatory Action Research in Community Psychology -- Introduction -- Decolonial Thinking and the Decolonial Turn -- The Roots of PAR -- The Western Approach -- Perspectives from the Global South -- Decolonising Participation, Action and Research in PAR -- Participation Not Tokenism -- Action-Oriented Transformation -- Research Justice for Decoloniality -- Ten Axioms for a Decolonial PAR Praxis -- Participatory Relational Engagement -- Socio-historical Inquiry -- Interrupting Power -- Critical Reflexivity -- Sovereignty -- Tensegrity as Balance -- Co-constructing Knowledge -- Community Determined Applied Action -- Emancipatory Transformational Praxes.