Sinfree Makoni & Chanel van der Merwe 
Decolonial Options in Higher Education [EPUB ebook] 
Cracks and Fissures

Contributors

André Keet: Foreword

Sinfree Makoni and Chanel van der Merwe: Introduction: Decolonial Options in Higher Education: Cracks and Fissures

1. Horace G. Campbell: Reparations and the University in the 21st Century

2. Jonathan Jansen: How Institutions Defang Radical Curriculum Ideas: The Fate of Decolonization in South African Universities

3. Tshepo Madlingozi: Decoloniality as the Forging of Communities of Critical Consciousness or Beloved Communities

4. Pedro Mzileni and Chanel van der Merwe: Interlude: A Conversation with Dr Pedro Mzileni about #Rhodes Must Fall and Decolonial Options in Higher Education

5. Shirley Anne Tate: The Impossibility of Black–White Feminist Allyship: A Summary

6. Raewyn Connell: The Good University

7. Kenneth King: China and India’s Higher Education Cooperation with Africa: Cultural Diplomacy and Soft Power

8. Diana Jeater: Imperial Standards in African Publishing

9. Adam Habib: Structural Racism, Social Change and the Politics of Race in Universities in the United Kingdom

Cécile B. Vigouroux: Epilogue

Index

Chanel van der Merwe is Lecturer in linguistics and applied linguistics at Nelson Mandela University, and a doctoral candidate at University of Cape Town, South Africa. Her research interests include the African university, language policy, multilingualism, feminist and southern epistemologies. She is an organizing team member of the Global Virtual Forum hosted by the African Studies Centre at Penn State University under the leadership of Professor Sinfree Makoni.