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Critical Realism as an Emancipatory Philosophy for Indigenous Education: An Interview with Chris Sarra

By Chris Sarra and Andreas Vavvos Introduction This blog post presents a condensed version of an interview conducted by Andreas Vavvos with Chris Sarra, as part of a wider initiative to explore the intersections between critical realism and Indigenous knowledge.… Read More »Critical Realism as an Emancipatory Philosophy for Indigenous Education: An Interview with Chris Sarra

Beyond the Skills Deficit: A Critical Realist View of Academic Writing in Kazakhstan

By Aikerim Bektemirova In academia, we are all familiar with the pressure to ‘publish or perish’. But for many scholars in non-Anglophone contexts, this pressure is compounded by an additional linguistic barrier, as one Kazakhstani faculty member describes the difficulties… Read More »Beyond the Skills Deficit: A Critical Realist View of Academic Writing in Kazakhstan

Call for papers: special issue on critical realism and human-nature relations

A guest post by Leigh Price (University of Inland Norway, leigh.price@inn.no), Andreas Vavvos (University ofCrete, Greece & University of Saint Andrews, UK), and Jan Zumoberhaus (University of Fribourg,Switzerland). Submission Deadline: 28 February 2025 The Journal of Critical Realism is calling… Read More »Call for papers: special issue on critical realism and human-nature relations