… Am Where I Think: Globalization, Epistemic Disobedience and the Decolonial Option is the
third part … , we have no other option but to built the options on which the future our species rest.…

… globalization is less an international process and more a colonial project. I argue that definitions
of “globalization… , I draw on three concepts by three decolonial authors—transmodernity (…

… of political, linguistic, cultural, and economic intersections that demands a continuous
reappraisal of the role of the Americas in history, and of the ongoing process of globalization and …

… These concepts also allow us to formulate the epistemic, political and ethical basis of global
decolonial options to the existing world order, which we all witness or take part in today. The …

… The volume is also intended as a contribution to the de-colonial option in epistemology
and politics. The decolonial option requires a different type of thinking (Catherine Walsh …

… What are the decolonial implications of this epistemological critique to our knowledge …
achieved with a decolonial epistemology that overtly assumes the decolonial geopolitics and body-…

… combating racism while claiming place and ecological integrity, and vindicating black
cultures and local knowledges against the sweeping negative effects of neoliberal globalization. …

… This article discusses the case of contemporary Bolivia in which indigenous political
alternatives have emerged as the resistance to economic globalization and the powers of capital …

… Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, “globalization” was the rhetorical term to … globalization,
explains the frequent concern with the fact that, during the past quarter of a century, globalization …

Este artículo de reflexión se deriva de las discusiones y sesiones argumentativas que se
dieron en el marco de un seminario doctoral sobre Teorías Decoloniales. Con este artículo, el …