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Is neurodiversity a Global Northern White paradigm?
Vishnu K.K. Nair
, Warda Farah
,
Mildred Boveda
Educational Psychology, Counseling, and Special Education
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Critical race studies
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66%
Geography
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Global South
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Homogenization
33%
Interdisciplinary Research
33%
Intersectionality
33%
Kingdom
33%
Knowledge Production
100%
Knowledge System
66%
Majority
66%
Racialization
33%
Scholars
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Social Justice
33%
Theoretical Discourse
33%
Transformative
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USA
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Academic Community
6%
Academy
12%
Alternative Narratives
6%
Critical Conversations
6%
Critical Links
6%
Crucial Issues
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Decoloniality
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Global South
37%
Indigenous Epistemologies
6%
Interdisciplinary Research
6%
Intersectional Experiences
12%
Intersectional Research
6%
Knowledge Production
18%
Knowledge-based Systems
12%
Lay Abstract
6%
Local Context
6%
Majority World
12%
Marginalization
12%
Medical Model
6%
Neurodiversity
100%
Racialization
6%
Social Justice
6%
Southern Epistemologies
12%
Theoretical Discourse
6%
Theory Generation
6%
Transformative Role
6%
United Kingdom
6%
United States
6%
Social Sciences
Autism
12%
Discourse
6%
Economic and Social Development
6%
Epistemology
12%
Geography
12%
Global South
18%
Interdisciplinary Research
6%
Intersectionality
6%
Neurodiversity
100%
Racialization
6%
Social Exclusion
12%
Tuition Fee
56%
UK
6%
USA
6%
Psychology
Academic Community
6%
Autism
12%
Centering
6%
Economic and Social Development
6%
Epistemology
12%
Intersectionality
6%
Medical Model
6%
Neurodivergence
6%
Neurodiversity
100%
Research Implication
6%
Social Exclusion
12%
United States of America
6%