...Most literature (Rothenberg, 1980; Stoler, 1995; van Allen, 1972) on colonialism and gender show the incompatibility between the native woman and growing power in society. For the most part, the imperial priorities among the white colonizers were far from providing women with any forms or practices...

...Abstract Curriculum, knowledge production and pedagogical power in higher education (HE) are insidiously influenced by counter-terrorism policy in Britain. The authors show that this perpetuates a form of colonial power. Meaningful curriculum reform must interrogate the epistemic hierarchies...

...Abstract The intersectionality of economics, politics, and social structure presents complexity in decoloniality. Decoloniality seeks to dismantle the lingering effects of colonialism, which include economic inequalities and systemic and structural political and social exploitation that persist...

...Sustainability Earth Charter critical global citizenship intersectionality coloniality absence Introduction In recent years, the discussion of Education for Sustainable Development (hereafter ESD ) has become increasingly widespread, following its prominence in global policy ( UNESCO, 2005...

...Sustainabilities climate change coloniality Black greenhouse environmental 1. Introduction From 2019 onwards, the vast majority of Western countries shifted in rhetorical trend, declaring almost unanimously a ‘climate emergency’ that even the Oxford Dictionary (n.d) defined as ‘a situation...

... to be dominated by them. Decolonial approaches seek to dismantle colonial legacies and the Eurocentric and North American domination of the body of knowledge of MOS, advocating for inclusivity and diversity of knowledge traditions that have been excluded and silenced by colonialism. This paper provides...

... Salvador’s resulting, entrenched diasporic cultural setting corresponds to Anzaldúa’s (2015 , p. 127) description of the nepantla (Borderlands). She defines Borderlands, not only as a specific territorial site at the US–Mexico divide but more broadly as liminal spaces of colonial contact...

...According to Mignilo (2007) , the new geography of power includes three elements: coloniality of power, capitalism, and Eurocentrism. Mignilo (2007) stressed that the geography of power is built on hegemonic institutions, the nation-state, the bourgeois family, the capitalist corporation...

...Abstract Chapter 2 offers examples of colonial and neocolonial working throughout history. This chapter defines and provides an overview of colonialism’s development and its economic and administrative roots. This chapter is intended to contextualize colonialism rather than explain its complete...

... been legitimized through development to preserve the unequal balance of power between the “Global South” and their former colonial powers. Developmentality Liberal Media Model coloniality ideologies common sense welfare-continent mentality development foreign aid Introduction As Malawi...

... that the performative turn within CMS could be used as a way of bringing “critical development” and “critical knowledge” to “subalterns” and the “rest of the world” from a perspective of coloniality. An anthropofagic perspective on decoloniality and critique shows that “subalterns” have much to teach us and our...