Hegemony and inequality in global science: problems of the center-periphery model by Marginson, S, Xu, X

“…The center-periphery model normalizes the Eurocentrism it opposes, radically under-estimating agency outside the ‘center’ countries, as shown by science networking on the ‘semi-periphery’ and ‘periphery’. …”

China, Europe, and the Great Divergence: a study in historical national accounting, 980-1850 by Broadberry, S, Guan, H, Li, D

“…This article adds China to the picture, showing that the Great Divergence began earlier than originally suggested by the California School, but later than implied by older Eurocentric writers.…”

China: Pax Manjurica by Newby, L

“…The main debates and themes all have resonance inWestern historical studies, but Eurocentric paradigms have invariably been rejected or significantly revised in order to construct culturally specific modes of analysis. …”

"And I slip into it unawares": The function of bilingualism in Kobina Sekyi's The Blinkards (1915) by Nasseh, G

“…Furthermore, I argue that The Blinkards serves to demonstrate the ways in which multilingual colonial and postcolonial works can help to redress the Eurocentric tendencies of contemporary critical debates as to mono- and multilingual practices in a globalized world.…”

Towards a comparative history of the literary draft by Van Hulle, D

“…It is evidently beyond the scope of an article to write such a history, but it is possible to establish an initial framework, consciously starting from a Eurocentric perspective, in order to pinpoint the issues where we can try to de-localize its European bias. …”

Cycling case closed? A situated response to Samuel Nello-Deakin's “Environmental determinants of cycling: Not seeing the forest for the trees?” by Castañeda, P

“…Fundamentally, it argues that it is necessary to situate cycling research and proposes worlding cycling research as a strategy to move away from Eurocentric visions of cycling cities. In doing so, it proposes avenues for further enquiry that take seriously the complex political challenges faced by cities of the global South, as well as the particular desires, aspirations and innovations of their inhabitants.…”

The origins of informality in a Brazilian planned city: Belo Horizonte, 1889–1900 by McDonald, DL

“…In Belo Horizonte, political backers and urban planners viewed controlled land development as providing a clean break with the past and creating an industrial, Eurocentric modern future in the wake of the abolition of slavery (1888) and the end of Brazil’s post-independence empire (1889). …”

Reimaging reflexivity through a critical theoretical framework: autoethnographic narratives on becoming a (de)colonised researcher by Sims, D

“…We are collectively responsible for epistemically- and socially-just research, which means the disruption of normative and hegemonic (i.e., White, Western, Eurocentric, and colonial) research and reflexivity practices; and the development of ethical research that does not reproduce inequalities but welcomes and amplifies other ways of knowing, doing and being.…”

Why we need to talk about lifelong learning and intercultural universities by Sanchez Tyson, L, Watson Vega, V

“…Since the late twentieth century, LLL has primarily been seen through a Eurocentric lens, with a strong focus on the development of skills for knowledge-based economies and societies. …”

How to… do decolonial research by Sims, D, Naidu, T

“…Coloniality is a residual effect of colonialism which upholds White, Western, Eurocentric knowledge systems while simultaneously marginalising diverse epistemologies. …”

Practicing diversity in higher education in geography: exploring spaces of diversity and their barriers in a geography department in Switzerland by Jokela-Pansini, M, Wintzer, J

“…<p>Recent feminist geographic scholarship has urged geographers to distance themselves from androcentric and Eurocentric approaches, and to open up the discipline to diverse perspectives. …”