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S01 Ep 03: Adriana, Kewan and Viola
Jul 19, 2023 ·
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S01 Ep 03: Adriana, Kewan and Viola
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This episode is focused on cooperation among universities. This kind of cooperation, fostered by programs and funds called “cooperation North-South” or “triangular cooperation”, sits on a number of unspoken colonial...
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This episode is focused on cooperation among universities.
This kind of cooperation, fostered by programs and funds called “cooperation North-South” or “triangular cooperation”, sits on a number of unspoken colonial dynamics that Carla will start unpacking through her interview.
The guests of this episode are three researchers: Adriana Moreno Cely, Kewan Mertens and Viola Nyakato. Through the story of how they personally met and decided to have open-ended transformative dialogues to iteratively unveil coloniality in their life and work, the 3 researchers share with us their decolonial practices and the methodology they are developing to tackle their own coloniality.
Resources:
Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Decolonization, Decoloniality, and the Future of African Studies: A Conversation (by Duncan Omanga)
Morgan Ndlovu, Coloniality of Knowledge and the Challenge of Creating African Futures
Kewan Mertens, Reassembling disaster risk: towards a more self reflexive and enabling geography
How was it recorded? first interview through whatsapp messages, second interview on zoom
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This kind of cooperation, fostered by programs and funds called “cooperation North-South” or “triangular cooperation”, sits on a number of unspoken colonial dynamics that Carla will start unpacking through her interview.
The guests of this episode are three researchers: Adriana Moreno Cely, Kewan Mertens and Viola Nyakato. Through the story of how they personally met and decided to have open-ended transformative dialogues to iteratively unveil coloniality in their life and work, the 3 researchers share with us their decolonial practices and the methodology they are developing to tackle their own coloniality.
Resources:
Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni, Decolonization, Decoloniality, and the Future of African Studies: A Conversation (by Duncan Omanga)
Morgan Ndlovu, Coloniality of Knowledge and the Challenge of Creating African Futures
Kewan Mertens, Reassembling disaster risk: towards a more self reflexive and enabling geography
How was it recorded? first interview through whatsapp messages, second interview on zoom
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