The Oxford Handbook of Grounded and Engaged Normative Theory

Brooke Ackerly is Professor of Political Science at Vanderbilt University.Luis Cabrera is Professor of Political Science in the School of Government and International Relations at Griffith University in Brisbane.Monique Deveaux is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Guelph, where she co-directs the Grounded & Engaged Theory (GET) lab.Fonna Forman is Professor of Political Theory and Founding Director of the Center on Global Justice at UC San Diego.Genevieve Fuji Johnson is Professor of Political Science at Simon Fraser University.Gina Starblanket is an Associate Professor in the School of Indigenous Governance at the University of Victoria.Antje Wiener, FAcSS MAE, is a Professor of Political Science and Law at the University of Hamburg and By-Fellow at Hughes Hall, Cambridge.

• 1: Brooke A. Ackerly, Luis Cabrera, and Genevieve Fuji Johnson: Introduction Section I. Traditions, Foundations, Directions 2: Zethu Cakata and Thandiwe Ndaba: African Philosophies Embedded in African Eldership: Ubulungisa (Justice) and Ukubambisana (Cooperation) 3: Sungmoon Kim: Political Confucian Political Theory: Toward Engaged Political Theory 4: Brooke A. Ackerly: Feminist Roots of Grounded and Engaged Normative Theory 5: Paul Apostolidis: Grounding Critical Theory Through Critical-Popular Research 6: Margaret Kohn: The Hidden Pragmatist History of Grounded Normative Theory 7: Christine (Cricket) Keating and Natasha Behl: Methodological Gate-Opening: Participatory Theorizing and Decolonial Praxis 8: Desireé R. Melonas and Alex Melonas: Theorizing Soil: Grounded and Engaged Projects of Racial Terror Memorialization 9: Gina Starblanket, Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik Stark, and H=ok=ulani K. Aikau: On What Grounds? Exploring the Terrain of Scholarly "Engagement" with Indigenous Governance in Canada Section II. Methodologies 10: S. Laurel Weldon: Critical Pragmatism, Engaged and Grounded Normative Theory, and Methodology 11: Matthew Longo: Who's Afraid of Interpretative Methods? Rethinking Positivism and Political Theory 12: Jennifer C. Rubenstein: Normative Political Theory and Interpretive Methodology: Beyond the Improvement Project 13: Katerina Traut: Geographic Terrains of Struggle: Practicing Transformative Solidaristic Epistemic Politics with Historical Actors 14: Michelle Pidgeon: Understanding the Interconnections of Theory and Praxis Within Indigenous Research 15: Sarah Marie Wiebe: Engaged Theory, Contested Ground: Cultivating Care, Connections, and Community Through Sensory Research 16: Hans Asenbaum: Theorizing With Nonhumans 17: Lisa Herzog: How to Empirically Ground Theories of Economic Justice: The Good, the Bad, and the Indifferent 18: John Parkinson and Núria Franco-Guillén: When Quality Abounds: The Re-Grounding of Deliberative Theory in Big Data 19: Afsoun Afsahi and Richard Foster: An Experimental Approach to Deliberative Democracy and Inequality Section III. Global Justice 20: Heidi Brooks, Carin Runciman, and Trevor Ngwane: Decolonizing Normative Democratic Theory: Grounding Democracy From Below in South Africa 21: Rauna Kuokkanen: Indigenous Gender Justice and Self-Determination 22: Rebeccah Nelems: Engaged Theory: Collaboratively Weaving the Grounds of Global Justice 23: Manuela Lavina Picq: Love Beyond the State: Ancestral Marriage from a Kichwa Nation to the UN and Back 24: Marina Sitrin: Remaking Justice: Beyond Police, Prisons, and the State 25: Marco Grix and Krushil Watene: Pursuing Climate Justice: Practice-Centered Theory, Indigenous Communities, and Engaged Philosophical Inquiry 26: Daniel Luna: Ch'ixi and Visual Sociology as Grounded Normative Theory? Contributions and Challenges Section IV. Borders, Citizenship, and the Movement of Persons 27: Terry Macdonald and Adrian Little: Grounding the Normative Theory of Refugee Self-Representation 28: Alexandra Délano Alonso and Anne McNevin: Mutuality as Emergent Grounded Research 29: Amy Reed-Sandoval: Overturning Birthright Citizenship in a Post-Roe United States: A Specter of Dehumanization 30: Ethel Tungohan: Temporary Labor Migration: Borders, Belonging, and the Ethics of Care 31: Raquel Andrea González Madrigal: Centering Indigeneity and Critical Relational Methodology in Im/migration and Borders as Grounded Normative Political Theory Section V. Local Paths to Global Climate Justice 32: Aidan McGarry and Emiliano Treré: Grounded Normative Theory: Methodological Considerations on Visual Data and Communication During the California Wildfires, 2020-2021 33: Jan Wilkens: Grounded in a Changing Climate: Knowledge Production and Struggles for Just Climate Futures 34: Kyle Haines, Kristen Goodrich, Laurie Silvan, and Napoleon Gudino-Elizondo: Grounded and Engaged Research as a Cross-Border Bridge: Reflections From the Binational Tijuana River Watershed 35: Keally McBride: Grounding Marxist Research in California Section VI. Change in Norms 36: Farkhondeh Akbari and Jacqui True: International Norm Conflict and the Women, Peace, and Security Transnational Network 37: Maren Hofius: Practice-Based Ethics in International Relations Theory 38: Jason Ralph: Pragmatist International Relations as Grounded Normative Theory: Theory, Practice, Advocacy, and Activism in International Society 39: Matteo Bonotti and Steven T. Zech: Civility and Grounded Normative Theory 40: Carmen Wunderlich: Civilizing the Global Nuclear Order Through Access to Contestation 41: Hüsrev Tabak: Normative Changes and Harms: Anti-Gender/Anti-SOGI Normative Transformation in Turkey Section VII. Policy and Impact 42: Hendrik Wagenaar and Barbara Prainsack: Overcoming Hegemony: Grounded Normative Theory in Policy Analysis 43: Chris Tenove: Grounded Normative Theory Contributions to Understanding and Intervening in Public Policymaking 44: Farah Godrej: Powerful Institutions, Vulnerable Participants, and Transgressive Research: Lessons From Research in and Around Prisons 45: Tatiana Geron, Heather Van Benthuysen, and Meira Levinson: Enacting and Theorizing Civic Deliberation Through a Research-Practice Partnership 46: Fonna Forman and Teddy Cruz: Unwalling Citizenship: The UCSD Community Stations