We’re excited to highlight our library’s collection of Bloomsbury Open Access books—scholarly works that are freely accessible to all, supporting our commitment to inclusive and equitable education. These titles delve into critical themes such as decolonial methodologies, feminist perspectives, migration, and social welfare.
Decolonial and Community-Based Scholarship
- Decolonial Methodologies in Social Work
This work examines how decolonial thinking reshapes social work theory and practice, challenging Eurocentric paradigms. - Community-based Arts, Research and Activism in Uganda
A powerful narrative on participatory arts and activism, highlighting community engagement in Uganda.
Religion, Gender, and Identity
- Women and the Catholic Church
Investigates the complex relationship between women and religious institutions, focusing on identity and agency within the Catholic Church.
Feminism, Migration, and Intersectionality
- Fire Dragon Feminism
A compelling call for radical feminist transformation rooted in lived experiences, especially among Asian migrant women.
Welfare, Social Action, and Historical Change
- Mobilizing for Welfare in Europe
Analyzes grassroots movements and their influence on European welfare systems, tracing the history of social action from the 1870s to the 1990s.
Why Open Access Matters
Open access books eliminate cost barriers and promote equitable access to academic knowledge. These titles are not just freely available—they are also rigorously peer-reviewed and published to the highest scholarly standards, ensuring quality and credibility.
Whether you’re researching social justice, teaching critical pedagogy, or simply curious about global movements and histories, this collection has something to offer.
Start reading today! Visit the library or access Bloomsbury Open Access titles directly via LibrarySearch
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