Critical Policy Conversations

Category: WPR Blog

What is sexual violence against girls represented to be in the Indonesian government’s official data reports on gender-based violence?
Discovering WPR: A practitioner-researcher’s journey into challenging knowledge hierarchies in social security policy making
Problematising Preconception Health using WPR: Bodies, Responsibility, and the Tensions of Lived Experience
Reflections on the ‘What is the Problem Represented to be’ (WPR) approach: past research and future directions
How is the issue of modern slavery in global supply chains represented as a problem within Australia’s Modern Slavery Act 2018?
What happens when pregnancy meets the hyper-masculine world of the military?
A WPR study of England’s NHS In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) policies
Can fiction help us rethink public policy on violence against women?