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Hagen, Jamie J. – British Educational Research Journal, 2022
This paper considers queer feminist interruptions as a way to halt, reverse and rethink internationalisation in UK higher education (HE). These points of intervention are situated within the queer development studies literature, which provides a framework for understanding internationalisation practices alongside other strategies of Western…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Feminism, Social Theories, Higher Education
Cole, Mike; Maisuria, Alpesh – Journal for Critical Education Policy Studies, 2007
The London bombings of 7th July, 2007 (7/7) were a pivotal moment in British society, not only because of the loss of life and injury, but because it was the first time Britain had been attacked by non-white British citizens. This point was underscored by Chancellor Gordon Brown when he stressed that "the uncomfortable facts" have to be…
Descriptors: Social Theories, Racial Bias, Civil Rights, Foreign Countries
Deal, Mark – Disability & Society, 2007
Blatant forms of prejudice towards disabled people appear to be disappearing in the UK. However, subtle forms of prejudice remain and may be highly damaging to the achievement of the vision of disabled people being "respected and included as equal members of society". In order to assist placing subtle forms of prejudice within a…
Descriptors: Attitudes toward Disabilities, Foreign Countries, Social Bias, Civil Rights