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  • About
    • Selected Faculty Books
  • News
    • Interview with Walter Mignolo, Radio Papesse (2015)
  • Projects
    • Decolonial Aesthetics at Duke
    • The Decolonial Summer School
      • 2010 Edition
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      • 2016 Edition
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    • El Desprendimiento: Pensamiento Critico Y Opcion Descolonial
    • Esteticas Decoloniales / Decolonial Aesthetics Bogota
    • BE.BOP: Black Europe Body Politics
      • BE.BOP 2012
      • BE.BOP 2013
      • BE.BOP 2014
      • BE.BOP 2016
      • BE.BOP 2018
    • Shifting the Geo-Graphy and Bio-Graphy of Knowledge
    • Worlds & Knowledges Otherwise (WKO)
    • Dialogical Ethics and Critical Cosmopolitanism
  • People
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    • Steering Committees
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