One. Extractivist Epistemologies

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction 1
5. I Thinking from the Margins
6. One. Extractivist Epistemologies 31
7. Two. Epistemic Decentralizing: Revisiting Knowledge Asymmetries from the Periphery 62
8. Three. The Urgency and Benefits of Decentering and Decentralizing Knowledge Production: Knowledge from the Margins and the Social Studies of Ignorance 92
9. Four. Making Difference at the Edge 109
10. II Infrastructuring Postcolonialities
11. Five. Colonial Struggle and the Infrastructures of Knowing: A Story from Sápmi 131
12. Six. Remooring Academia: Postcolonial and Infrastructural Challenges 153
13. Seven. Agroecological Innovation: Decentralizing Knowledge and Democratizing Brazil’s Agrifood Economy 184
14. III Creating Alternative Spaces
15. Eight. Therapeutic Space as Knowledge Space: Decentralizing Biomedicine in Inpatient Hospice and Palliative Care 221
16. Nine. Decentered Scientific Agendas and Decentralized Actors and Capacities in Patagonian Science 239
17. Ten. A State-Led Strategy of Decentralization: The BRICS Experience 261
18. Contributors 289
19. Index 299