This article outlines how co-production might be understood as a utopian method, which
both attends to and works against dominant inequalities. It suggests that it might be …

The aging of the population, together with the need for more inclusive and responsive
policies and services, has contributed to a burgeoning interest in co-production and co …

Co-production is not a new concept but it is one with renewed prominence and reach in
contemporary policy discourse. It refers to joint working between people or groups who have …

Social workers, including social work researchers, are called on to challenge social
injustices and pursue social change. Research has shown a strong association between …

Abstract Context The 1989 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child states that children
have the right to be heard in all matters affecting them. The Convention inspired a surge in …

Visions of energy futures produced via co-created methodologies can provide robust
alternatives to the prevailing imaginaries held by international and state actors–crucial for …

abstract This article explores a process meant to empower disadvantaged communities that
have not previously engaged in government-instigated civic projects. Drawing on a large …

This article shares reflections from a group of academic researchers at the same University
on their experience of conducting “community peer research” projects involving …

The purpose of this paper is to share our experiences—as academics and professionals—in
coproducing knowledge to improve urban development outcomes in the global South. The …

Co-producing research is complex and messy. This paper draws on Tina Cook's argument
for the systematic inclusion of 'mess' in research accounts as a conceptual framework …