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-====== Hello, is this thing on ======
+====== Hello, is this thing on? ======
-Welcome, fresh faced stranger, to the hitchhikers guide to gesellschaftsforchung. In this wiki-course we’re going to be exploring a range of liberatory social science topics but these are presented in a, hopefully, accessible way to enable you to //conduct research for social change//. The tools discussed here are designed to change the world for the better of the 99%, not the 1%.
+Welcome, fresh faced stranger, to <color #ff7f27>a hitchhikers guide to gesellschaftsforchung</color>. In this wiki-course we’re going to be exploring a range of liberatory social science topics but these are presented in a, hopefully, accessible way to enable you to //conduct research for social change//. The tools discussed here are designed to change the world for the better of the 99%, not the 1%.
 Meta conversation about the guide itself can be found [[the_guide|here]]. For now, let’s get cracking with some objectives.
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 ==== 0. Your project ====
-Honing your research area, SOCK, and transformative agenda
+  * Honing your [[research area]], and [[transformative agenda]]
+  * Creating a [[SOCK]]
 ==== 1. Theoretical Foundations ====
-Key concepts and principles of Marxian and other radical social theories
+  * Key concepts and principles of [[marxism|Marxian]] and other [[social_theory|radical social theories]]
-Dialectical materialism and the critique of capitalism
+  * [[materialism|(Dialectical) materialism]] and the [[critique|critique of capitalism]]
-Intersectionality and the interlocking nature of oppression
+  * [[intersectionality|Intersectionality]] and the interlocking [[oppression|nature of oppression]]
-The role of ideology and hegemony in maintaining social domination
+  * The role of [[ideology]] and [[hegemony]] in maintaining social domination
 ==== 2. Research Methods and Design ====
-Participatory action research and community-based approaches
+  * [[methods:par|Participatory action research]] and [[methods:cba|community-based approaches]]
-Critical ethnography and the co-production of knowledge
+  * [[methods:ethnography|Ethnography]] and the [[methods:co-design|co-production of knowledge]]
-Arts-based and creative research methods for social change
+  * [[methods:arts_creative|Arts-based and creative research methods]] for [[methods:social_change|social change]]
 ==== 3. Ethics and Reflexivity ====
-Decolonising research and challenging academic imperialism
+  * [[Decolonising]] research and challenging [[imperialism|academic imperialism]]
-Navigating power dynamics and positionality in the research process
+  * Navigating [[power]] dynamics and [[positionality]] in the research process
-Informed consent, confidentiality, and the protection of vulnerable populations
+  * Informed [[ethics|consent, confidentiality, and the protection of vulnerable populations]]
-Strategies for self-care, resilience, and avoiding burnout
+  * Strategies for [[self-care]], resilience, and avoiding burnout
 ==== 4. Dissemination and Impact ====
-Writing for different audiences and purposes (academic, activist, popular)
+  * Writing for different [[audiences|audiences and purposes]] (academic, activist, popular)
-Using “artificial intelligence” and digital platforms for research dissemination and organizing
+  * Using “[[genai|artificial intelligence]]” and [[digital_research|digital platforms]] for research dissemination and organising
-Collaborative research and the co-creation of knowledge with social movements
+  * Collaborative research and the [[co-creation]] of knowledge with social movements
-Strategies for influencing policy and promoting social change through research
+  * Strategies for [[policy|influencing policy]] and promoting social change through research