Thinking Through Settler Colonialism and Racial Capitalism in the Context of the Nordics: Day 1
Date
February 28, 2022
Time
10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Location

Virtual Event


While the central symbol of the racialized ‘other’ in Europe today is the ‘immigrant’ and Muslim ‘other’, racialization in Europe – of Indigenous, Black, non-white and ethnic ‘minority’ subjects – has its origin in colonialism and racial capitalism. Scholars in this round table discussion will think through the terms of racial capitalism and settler colonialism in relation to their own work and in the context of the Nordics exploring the racial logics of transnational and transhistorical disciplinary regimes. What are the possibilities and limitations of thinking through these terms in an attempt to understand the long durée of Native dispossession, transatlantic slavery and neo-colonial/imperialist global inequalities in the Nordic region today?

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