… the University of Cape Town, student protestors called for the decolonisation of universities.
… and many asked: What exactly is decolonisation? This edited volume brings together the …

… , decolonisation, and the university sphere. Overarching, it can be regarded as … and
decolonising this field. The collection therefore situates decolonisation within the realm of knowledge …

… the project of ‘decolonising’ the metropolitan university within a … If we take the production of
knowledge seriously as a vital … to leave the university out of endeavours to ‘decolonise’. It may …

… method for dealing with legacy knowledge in the aftermath of … of meanings of decolonisation
within public universities, and … riculum change rather than a politics that relies so much on …

… It is that work which is of concern to us today as we seek to define the problem of decolonisation.
… The production of knowledge begins with ordering phenomena. Comparing means …

… for decoloniality/decolonisation. This article contributes to the complex politics of knowledge
in … of African intellectuals to the decolonisation of knowledge and politics. Conceptually and …

… The goal of this chapter, then, is to lay bare the politics of knowledge represented in the
decolonisation moment, as it emerged in the historic student protests of 2015–2016. It …

… how calls for decolonisation in universities have … universities and colonial interests in their
respective nation-states. It offers comparative perspectives on how ideas of decolonisation in …

… using the conceptual and political instruments given by … decolonisation of being can only
begin with decolonising epistemology; that is, decolonising ways of knowing and knowledge …

… that at the end of the decolonising process, we will no longer have a university. We will
only have what they call a ‘pluriversity’(Santos 2010). For them, a pluriversity is not merely ‘the …