Written at a time when new ways of knowing, relating and responding to the environment
appear more urgent than ever, this paper explores the potential of using new materialist theory …

Palgrave’s New Femininities in Digital, Physical and Sporting Cultures series is dedicated to
exploring emerging forms and expressions of femininity, feminist activism and politics in an …

Articulating the complexities of relational wellbeing can be challenging at the best of times,
and even more complex during periods of heightened stress and uncertainty. Taking …

This paper details a collaborative journey in which we sought to use new materialist
theoretical and post-qualitative approaches to explore the entangled phenomena of women’s …

To date, there is little research focusing on the role of culture and Indigenous ways of knowing
in Western science-dominated high performance sporting environments. This paper takes …

Context Western medicine and medical techniques are being exported to all corners of the
world at an increasing rate. In a parallel wave of globalisation, Western medical education is …

Medical educators need to be able to define excellence within the various roles they occupy
so that they can demonstrate internationally recognized, high-quality scholarship. Previous …

The purpose of multiple choice tests of medical knowledge is to estimate as accurately as
possible a candidate’s level of knowledge. However, concern is sometimes expressed that …

With millions of people around the world spending weeks and months in quarantine, new
questions emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic about the opportunities, benefits, and risks …

In this paper we build upon recent organizational research drawing upon the work of Henri
Lefebvre, and feminist engagements with his theory of “Rhythmanalysis”, to examine how the …