Talia Esnard
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 133327 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Talia Esnard |
| NOMBRES | Talia |
| APELLIDO | Esnard |
| FIRMA | ESNARD T |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Trinidad and Tobago |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1782-472X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Advancing and sustaining pedagogies of resistance within global sociology
Across the globe, scholars are pushing for non-western, indigenous or culturally relevant ways of knowing. While this drive represents as a stance and a counter imperial knowledge strategy, ongoing entanglements and knowledge canons render still invisible the voices, knowledge and practices of the Global South. The article draws on the critique and alternative framing of development from New World Thinkers to underscore some of the insights and l…
Affirming Methodologies
Special Collection falls short of the type of papers we originally envisaged.However, we acknowledge the effort made by researchers to refer to Indigenous, Local and culturally relevant research methodologies.It is our hope that researchers, academia and journals continue to recognize the necessity and value of employing an Affirming Methodologies framework to research, to transformative practice and social justice, and to respecting the historie…
Building a Solidarity Society
Entrepreneurial Women in the Caribbean
Migrant farmworkers
Migrant farmworkers are a ubiquitous but invisibilised, expropriated and exploited component of the global agricultural economy. Their conditions took centre‐stage during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Fear of production disruption in the migrant labour‐intensive sectors led to foreign workers being deemed ‘essential’ in many countries, and exceptional procedures and regulations were instituted that further increased their exploitation, illnesses and dea…
Don’t Worry; It’s a Koudmen ”
Breaching the walls of academe
While a growing tendency among researchers has been for the examination of diverse forms of discrimination against Afro-Caribbean immigrants within the United States (US), the types of ambiguities that these create for framing the personal and professional identities of Afro-Caribbean women academics who operate within that space remain relatively absent. The literature is also devoid of substantive explorations that delve into the ways and exten…
Punishing the Black Body
Mothering and Entrepreneurship
Over the past three decades, there has been a growing interest in the role of female entrepreneurship as a missing link in the economic quagmire facing developing countries. However, while this attention has been marked by noted policy initiatives that seek to link current research to some measure of capacity building for women in that sector, wider research suggests that women combining work and family roles often experience taken-for-granted co…
Socialising principals
This paper utilises an interpretivist framework and recent developments in practice theory to examine the conditions which influence practices of socialising into the role of school principal in Trinidad and Tobago. The results indicate that for the 11 early career primary school principals, role socialisation occurs within complex practice landscapes, where the practices of preparing classroom teachers for the principalship materialise within a …
Socialising principals
This paper utilises an interpretivist framework and recent developments in practice theory to examine the conditions which influence practices of socialising into the role of school principal in Trinidad and Tobago. The results indicate that for the 11 early career primary school principals, role socialisation occurs within complex practice landscapes, where the practices of preparing classroom teachers for the principalship materialise within a …
Breaching the walls of academe
While a growing tendency among researchers has been for the examination of diverse forms of discrimination against Afro-Caribbean immigrants within the United States (US), the types of ambiguities that these create for framing the personal and professional identities of Afro-Caribbean women academics who operate within that space remain relatively absent. The literature is also devoid of substantive explorations that delve into the ways and exten…
Socialising principals
This paper utilises an interpretivist framework and recent developments in practice theory to examine the conditions which influence practices of socialising into the role of school principal in Trinidad and Tobago. The results indicate that for the 11 early career primary school principals, role socialisation occurs within complex practice landscapes, where the practices of preparing classroom teachers for the principalship materialise within a …
Mothering and Entrepreneurship
Over the past three decades, there has been a growing interest in the role of female entrepreneurship as a missing link in the economic quagmire facing developing countries. However, while this attention has been marked by noted policy initiatives that seek to link current research to some measure of capacity building for women in that sector, wider research suggests that women combining work and family roles often experience taken-for-granted co…
Breaching the walls of academe
While a growing tendency among researchers has been for the examination of diverse forms of discrimination against Afro-Caribbean immigrants within the United States (US), the types of ambiguities that these create for framing the personal and professional identities of Afro-Caribbean women academics who operate within that space remain relatively absent. The literature is also devoid of substantive explorations that delve into the ways and exten…
Punishing the Black Body
Don’t Worry; It’s a Koudmen ”
Entrepreneurial Women in the Caribbean
Migrant farmworkers
Migrant farmworkers are a ubiquitous but invisibilised, expropriated and exploited component of the global agricultural economy. Their conditions took centre‐stage during the COVID‐19 pandemic. Fear of production disruption in the migrant labour‐intensive sectors led to foreign workers being deemed ‘essential’ in many countries, and exceptional procedures and regulations were instituted that further increased their exploitation, illnesses and dea…
Building a Solidarity Society
Advancing and sustaining pedagogies of resistance within global sociology
Across the globe, scholars are pushing for non-western, indigenous or culturally relevant ways of knowing. While this drive represents as a stance and a counter imperial knowledge strategy, ongoing entanglements and knowledge canons render still invisible the voices, knowledge and practices of the Global South. The article draws on the critique and alternative framing of development from New World Thinkers to underscore some of the insights and l…
Affirming Methodologies
Special Collection falls short of the type of papers we originally envisaged.However, we acknowledge the effort made by researchers to refer to Indigenous, Local and culturally relevant research methodologies.It is our hope that researchers, academia and journals continue to recognize the necessity and value of employing an Affirming Methodologies framework to research, to transformative practice and social justice, and to respecting the historie…
Sociology (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · History (4 obras) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (4 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Geography (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Caribbean history, culture, and politics (2 obras) · Economic growth (2 obras)