The Journal of Global Indigeneity is a unique and innovative digital journal focused on archiving filmed and/or recorded proceedings from symposia, conferences, and workshops on topics that impact the lives of Indigenous peoples and communities around the world. The journal will also publish critical essays related to the symposia themes in an effort to engage with academics and Indigenous communities and to encourage the relationship between theory and praxis – especially as it relates to Indigenous Studies. JGI will be published twice a year. Critical essays are peer reviewed and the journal contents are edited by an international group of scholars from multiple disciplines. While JGI is housed at the University of Wollongong, Australia, it has a global focus.
Current Issue: Volume 3, Issue 1 (2018) Decolonising Criminal Justice: Indigenous Perspectives on Social Harm
Journal Articles
Editorial Note for the Special Edition - Decolonising Criminal Justice: Indigenous Perspectives on Social Harm
Juan M. Tauri
Post-disciplinary Responses to Positivism’s Punitiveness
Thalia Anthony and Juanita Sherwood
Rethinking the Utility of the Risk Factors and Criminogenic Needs Approaches in Aotearoa New Zealand
Robert Webb
The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master’s House: An Indigenous Critique of Criminology
Juan M. Tauri
Special Edition: Interrogating Methodologies
Amanda Porter