Perceptions of Jews in the Bosnian Franciscan Literary Tradition: From Anti-Judaism To Anti-Semitism? by Ena Begović-Sokolija

“…Since the Bosnian Franciscans of that time, we remember the ecclesiastical and intellectual elite among the Catholic population in Bosnia, the imagotypical statements about Jews in their works reflect both the Christian heritage through history and the Eurocentric view of the Others. Therefore, reconstructing the Bosnian Franciscans’ perceptions and ideas about the Other and the Different is, at the same time, reconstructing the genesis of the narrative about the Other, i.e., social and religious stereotypes and prejudices, as well as the continuity of talking about oneself by talking about the Different.…”
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Unravelling meanings in interpretive plurality by Wang, Mengqiao

“…The challenges, namely reclaiming indigenous representations and identity in global historical studies; negotiation and reconciliation of cultural disparities against the effort to enhance the presence of native voices in an off-balance Eurocentric historical discourse setting. Minguo Tongsu Yanyi, a modern historical text written by historian scholar Cai Dongfan who lived through that phase of change, is specially chosen to illustrate how the above problems and issues can be overcome and answered. …”
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Beyond ethnocentrism in communication theory : towards a culture-centric approach by Kuo, Eddie Chen-Yu, Chew, Han Ei

“…Communications scholars have been challenging the universality of Eurocentric scholarship, which they argue to be a form of intellectual imperialism imposing its provincial ideals and masquerading these as universal. …”
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Us/Them–Our Values/Their Values by Asim Karim

“…In each case, however, the representation of Islam is starkly scant, political and Eurocentric. Islam is primarily seen in connection with Talibanisation, “Jihadism”, while its egalitarian aspects remain thoroughly subdued in the fictions. …”
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Cyberspace Serves Culture: Experiences from Iran During the COVID-19 Crisis by Farzaneh Aliakbari

“…Because of the COVID-19 outbreak, this advancement was not only a Eurocentric development but could also be seen in non-European countries like Iran, which has accelerated rapidly towards digitalization. …”
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Influences of race and clinical variables on psychiatric genetic research participation: Results from a schizophrenia sample. by Rose Mary Xavier, Yuktha Shanavas, Brian M Britt, Wales T George

“…But psychiatric genetics research is predominantly Eurocentric, and individuals of non-European ancestry continue to be significantly underrepresented in research studies with potential to worsen existing mental health disparities. …”
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Emojis and the Neoliberal Coding of Diversity: A Monocultural Multiculturalism by Amin Heidari

“…Thus, I argue that multicultural emojis primarily reflect a typical Western worldview which supports a Eurocentric monoculturalism. Multicultural emojis can, therefore, be interpreted as serving as a set of body depictions whose façade shows diversity while keeping the privilege of the Caucasian body at its core. …”
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Historical Origins of the International Law Doctrines in Latin America (XIX-XX centuries) by M. V. Golubeva

“…International law is often viewed from a Eurocentric point of view, with such a position little attention is paid to the influence of Latin American doctrine on the development of international law at the universal level. …”
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GOETHE AND HIS FOLLOWERS: “WELTLITERATUR” AND ITS AFTERLIVES by Leena EILITTÄ

“…Hugo Meltzl emphasized multilingualism for development of literary studies; Georg Brandes drew attention to the importance of small literatures; and Fritz Strich proclaimed that world literature should challenge the Eurocentric notion of literary studies. REZUMAT. Goethe și urmașii săi: Weltliteratur și metamorfozele sale. …”
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Implications of COVID-19 Innovations for Social Interaction: Provisional Insights From a Qualitative Study of Ghanaian Christian Leaders by Glenn Adams, Annabella Osei-Tutu, Annabella Osei-Tutu, Adjeiwa Akosua Affram, Lilian Phillips-Kumaga, Vivian Afi Abui Dzokoto

“…Specifically, we propose that the shift from physical to virtual interactions mimics and amplifies the neoliberal individualist experience of abstraction from place associated with Eurocentric modernity. On the positive side, the shift from physical to virtual environments liberates people to selectively pursue the most fulfilling interactions, free from constraints of physical distance. …”
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An exploration of higher education teachers’ experience of decolonising the Bachelor of Education honours curriculum at a South African university by Preya Pillay, Eben Swanepoel

“…Students have highlighted in the recent protests that the curriculum remains largely Eurocentric and continues to reinforce white and Western dominance. …”
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Bridging social movement studies between Global North and Global South by Guya Accornero, Tommaso Gravante

“…If we look at the other side of the coin, many studies on resistance, protest and social movements in the Global South reject what are sometimes considered hegemonic – or Eurocentric – social movement theories, which is also problematic. …”
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Queers non blanc·hes en France by Najwa Ouguerram-Magot

“…My first research results challenge the assumption of a universal (homo)sexual regime of visibility that only considers a eurocentric, out, open and explicit regime of visibility. …”
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Dùthchas, a Scottish Gaelic Methodology to Guide Self-Decolonization and Conceptualize a Kincentric and Relational Approach to Community-Led Research by Paul J. Meighan

“…Western research has traditionally been carried out on, rather than in collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and has largely been conducted through eurocentric and ethnocentric knowledge systems, methods, values, and beliefs which have perpetuated extractions, racisms, and harm. …”
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Global Politics of Knowledge Production: The Challenges of Islamization of Knowledge in The Light of Tradition Vs Secular Modernity Debate by Abdin Chande

“…How have normative teachings of Islam, its ethical concerns, and Muslim efforts to come to terms with modernity (an ideology that carries the values and ideas of triumphant capitalism and secularism) been incorporated into these disciplines to counter or respond to Western hegemony and Eurocentric and orientalist order of knowledge? Finally, have Muslims succeeded in bringing together scholars of the text (fuqaha) and scholars of the context (experts in different fields of knowledge from social sciences to sciences) to deal with pressing modern problems that require new interpretations? …”
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Towards a Bipolar World. Book Review of ‘The Second World War and the Transformation of International Relations: From Multipolarity to a Bipolar World’ edited by L.S. Belousov and... by V. I. Batyuk

“…The reviewer concludes that, despite sometimes excessively Eurocentric approach of the authors, this book is a seminal work on the history of World War II and a major event for the Russian academic community. …”
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Social Representations of Trust Among Teachers and Principals in Cameroonian, Indian, and Finnish Schools by Anna-Maija Pirttilä-Backman, Rusten Menard, Jyoti Verma, Raul Kassea

“…These studies are usually based on Eurocentric models in Western cultures, though the models may have limited ecological validity. …”
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Decolonising EU Trade Relations with the Global Souths? by Antonio Salvador M. Alcazar III, Camille Nessel, Jan Orbie

“…To this end, we propose different ‘subject-positions’ with which to unthink and rethink our ways of knowing EU trade policy and the Eurocentrism lurking behind it by turning to decolonial thought. …”
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Landscape of genomic structural variations in Indian population-based cohorts: Deeper insights into their prevalence and clinical relevance by Krithika Subramanian, Mehak Chopra, Bratati Kahali

“…This fine-scale SV discovery in the underrepresented Indian population provides valuable insights that extend beyond Eurocentric human genetic studies.…”
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Debating Black slavery in management and organizational studies from decolonial and afro-diasporic perspectives by Cíntia Cristina Silva de Araújo, Alexandre Faria, Jair Nascimento Santos, Nidhi Srinivas

“…Inspired by the attitude of this Black girl, we brought together eight provocative and insightful articles which will help us to reflect on the struggles faced by marginalized communities and the impact of the domain of Eurocentric perspective on the understanding of management practices and organizations’ dynamics. …”
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