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Ramón Grosfoguel

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University of California-BERKELEY profile

Ramón Grosfoguel is Emeritus Professor from the Department of Ethnic Studies at University of California-BERKELEY. He has published extensively on Decolonizing the Political-Economy of the World-System, Decolonization of Knowledge, Racism and International Migration. His most recent book is entitled De La Sociologia Descolonizadora al Nuevo Antiimperialismo Decolonial (Editorial AKAL, Spain).

 

 

A portrait of a middle aged man with light tanned skinned, a short salt and pepper beard, brown wavy hair, and dark eyes. He wears all black including a scarf and stares into the camera. He's in front of a brightly coloured painting full of abstract pattern in gold, green, red and yellow.

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A portrait of a middle aged man with light tanned skinned, a short salt and pepper beard, brown wavy hair, and dark eyes. He wears all black including a scarf and stares into the camera. He's in front of a brightly coloured painting full of abstract pattern in gold, green, red and yellow.
15 November 2026, 14:45

Decolonising Time

Ramón Grosfoguel

Join world-renowned Puerto Rican decolonial thinker and activist as he unpicks the Eurocentric lie of linear time, and shares anti-colonial temporalities that arise out of, and in light of the life ways, suffering, dignity, and creative drive of oppressed communities around the world.

Episode 12: From the Rivers to the Seas
A black woman with brown skin sat in a formal looking space. There black wood panel walls behind her and she leans her elbow on a stark white table. She is resting her chin on her wrist pensively and looking away from the camera.
14 November 2026, 15:00

Against Innocence

Houria Bouteldja Ramón Grosfoguel Françoise Vergès

How has the idea of innocence been weaponised to conceal the crimes of colonisation? Three leading anti-colonial thinkers will explore its history and examine how it continues to facilitate colonial systems today.

Episode 12: From the Rivers to the Seas