Unsettling Eurocentrism in the Westernized University

1. Introduction: Coloniality Resurgent, Coloniality Interrupted 2. The University as Branch Plant Industry 3. The White University: A Platform of Subjectification/Subjugation 4. Can the Master’s Tools Dismantle the Master’s Lodge? Negotiating Postcoloniality in the Neoliberal University 5. Black Studies in the Westernized University: The Interdisciplines and the Elision of Political Economy 6. Black Feminist Contributions to Decolonizing the Curriculum 7. Denaturalizing Settler-Colonial Logics in International Development Education in Canada 8. Planetary Urbanisation and Postcolonial Geographies: What Directions for Critical Urban Theory? 9. Decolonizing Legal Studies: A Latin Americanist Perspective 10. The Challenges of Being Mapuche at University 11. Learning from Mayan Feminists’ Interpretations of Buen Vivir 12. Other Knowledges, Other Interculturalities: Colonial Difference, Epistemological Bias, and Eurocentrism in Intercultural Dialogue 13. Poetical, Ethical and Political Dimensions of Indigenous Language Practices in Colombia 14. Surpassing Epistemic Hierarchies: A Dialogue Between Expanded Art Practices and Human Scale Development 15. "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité": Debunking the Myth of Egalitarianism in French Education 16. Dismantling Eurocentrism in the French History of Chattel Slavery and Racism 17. Beyond the Westernized University: Eurocentrism and International High School Curricula 18. What is Racism? Zone of Being and Zone of Non-Being in the Work of Frantz Fanon and Boaventura De Sousa Santos