Karl Kitching

University of Birmingham

United Kingdom

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Audrey Bryan

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Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Debbie Ging

Dublin City University

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James Sutton

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Asli Kandemir

University of Birmingham

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Delma Byrne

Associate Professor

National University of Ireland, Maynooth

IRELAND

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Md. Shajedur Rahman

University of Birmingham

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Reza Gholami

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Karl Kitching

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Articles (15)

Basing views about race on facts? Meso-level policy actors’ navigation of anti-racist and faith-inclusive expression with schools

The neutral order of things: race, faith and schooling in liberal democracy

School spaces of dissensus: Protecting sexualities education in anti‐gender, anti‐Muslim and de‐democratising times

‘Bearing witness to negativity’: towards just futures of education

The reactionary use of concepts of secularism, pluralism and freedom of expression: implications for education studies

Education policy and ‘free speech’ on race and faith equality at school

Care and Capitalism Care and Capitalism , by K. Lynch, Cambridge, UK, Polity Press, 2022, 248 pp., €21.50 (paperback), ISBN 9781509543847

Towards Critical Secular Studies in Education: addressing secular education formations and their intersecting inequalities

Sweets are ‘my best friend’: belonging, bargains and body-shaming in working class girls’ food and health relationships

Contemporary, racialised conflicts over LGBT-inclusive education: more strategic secularisms than secular/religious oppositions?

Parents displaying family consumption in Ireland

Young girls’ experiences of ‘good’ food imperatives in a working class school community: rethinking food desire?

Parents’ encounters with ‘the sexualisation of childhood’: paying attention differently?

COVID-19 and education: positioning the pandemic; facing the future

A thousand tiny pluralities: children becoming-other than the requirements of postsecular neoliberal policy recognition

Collaborators (7)

Audrey Bryan

Debbie Ging

James Sutton

Asli Kandemir

Delma Byrne

Md. Shajedur Rahman

Reza Gholami

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