Posts Tagged ‘Mexico’

'How Can Wikipedia Grow? Maybe in Bengali' The global south as a frontier for growth. […]

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Fiji's so-called 'Look North' policy predates Commodore Bainimarama military-led regime, but there is little doubt that attempts to engage with China have gained traction in the wake of Western condemnation of the December 2006 coup. […]

What could the curriculum be – if it was designed by the people who dropped out of school so that they could breathe? The latest issue of Chimurenga provides alternatives to prevailing educational pedagogy. Through fiction, essays, interviews, poetry, photography and art, contributors examine and redefine rigid notions of essential knowledge. […]

This article proposes an 'epistemology of the south' which opposes an ecology of knowledges to the 'abyssal thinking' characteristic of Western modernity […]

An application of the southern African value of Ubuntu to the alternative concept of market developed for open source software […]

Deals with the question of a how an African academic relates to the North, distinguishing between the Pan-Africanists, the Northernists, and the globalists. Considers how to establish two-way dialogue between north and south. […]

A new multilateralism has encouraged new south-south networks that develop alternative frameworks for understanding cultural history. […]

Vocabulary collected by Bernadette Hice of words particular to the experience of living in the deep South […]