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LIS faculty 2 BIPOC 1 Bibliometric analysis 1 Collaborative research productivity 1 Critical race theory (CRT) 1 LIS research productivity 1 LIS schools 1 Microaggressions 1 Pakistan 1 Racism 1 Testimony 1 Whiteness 1 Workplace 1
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Akinola, Kehinde 1 Hussain, Abid 1 Irvin, Vanessa 1 Khan, Amjid 1 Kumasi, Kafi D. 1
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“The changing same” of whiteness in the US LIS academy: a cathartic testimonial from BIPOC faculty scholars
Irvin, Vanessa; Kumasi, Kafi D.; Akinola, Kehinde - In: Journal of Documentation 80 (2024) 6, pp. 1597-1625
BIPOC LIS faculty (tenure-track and tenured) have similar ideas about whiteness and how it is operationalized as micro- and …, knowledge, and resources that make up the ethos of the LIS faculty meeting and classroom. Documenting the testimonies of BIPOC … LIS faculty solidifies the existence of whiteness as a toxic reality in the LIS academy. …
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A bibliometric study of collaborative research productivity among library and information science academicians in Pakistan 1975–2021
Khan, Amjid; Hussain, Abid - In: Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication 72 (2022) 8/9, pp. 753-764
were produced by LIS faculty, among which 702 were written by Pakistani LIS faculty as principal authors during the …
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