Explore the importance and challenges of decolonising higher education, and how a diverse group of feminist scholars might approach the question.
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How do different gender identities interact with the key challenge of decolonising higher education?
Editor Jan Etienne brings together a range of experiences from a diverse group of feminist scholars to explore how perspectives of race, class, gender, and social identity can impact and inform decolonising activism.
Ideal reading for students of Gender Studies, Critical Race Theory Studies, Black Studies, Decolonial Studies, Activism Studies, and other related and interdisciplinary courses, this book will be of interest to all scholars interested in the decolonisation of the higher education curriculum.
Jan Etienne PhD is Lecturer in Psychosocial Studies. She is a womanist researcher and Chair of the Womanism, Activism, Highest Education Research Network in the School of Social Sciences, at Birkbeck, University of London, UK.
How do different gender identities interact with the key challenge of decolonising higher education?
Editor Jan Etienne brings together a range of experiences from a diverse group of feminist scholars to explore how perspectives of race, class, gender, and social identity can impact and inform decolonising activism.
Ideal reading for students of Gender Studies, Critical Race Theory Studies, Black Studies, Decolonial Studies, Activism Studies, and other related and interdisciplinary courses, this book will be of interest to all scholars interested in the decolonisation of the higher education curriculum.
Jan Etienne PhD is Lecturer in Psychosocial Studies. She is a womanist researcher and Chair of the Womanism, Activism, Highest Education Research Network in the School of Social Sciences, at Birkbeck, University of London, UK.
