Brock University · HUMA 7P59

Racial Capitalism: Emergences and Debates Interdisciplinary

Credits : 0.5Reference year : 2024-25

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Racial Capitalism: Emergences and Debates Interdisciplinary approaches to racial capitalism as strategies of critique, including settler/ colonial and imperialist foundations and genealogies liberal political-economy and its contemporary neo-liberal authoritarian incarnations. Alternative ways of knowing the present history of capitalism through the embodied social relations of race, gender, and sexuality. Dominant, residual, and emergent patterns of capitalism as socio-cultural formations lived in different spatial forms, such as diaspora, exile, and refuge.

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Racial Capitalism: Emergences and Debates Interdisciplinary approaches to racial capitalism as strategies of critique, including settler/ colonial and imperialist foundations and genealogies liberal political-economy and its contemporary neo-liberal authoritarian incarnations. Alternative ways of knowing the present history of capitalism through the embodied social relations of race, gender, and sexuality. Dominant, residual, and emergent patterns of capitalism as socio-cultural formations lived in different spatial forms, such as diaspora, exile, and refuge.

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