Provincial universalism: the landscape of knowledge production in an era of globalization

Article Abstract:

The politics of the international division of intellectual labor is explored in an era of globalization. The knowledge produced by scholars, which is deemed to be 'theoretical' and of universal applicability, is one of the reasons mentioned for the prevailing division of intellectual labor.

Globalization

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The hegemony of the English language in the academy: the damaging impact of the sociocultural and linguistic barriers on the development of feminist

Article Abstract:

The issue of hegemony of English-speaking scholarship on the definition of feminist sociological knowledge is discussed. The dangerous impact of sociocultural and linguistic barriers is also traced.

English language, Feminists

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Academic dependency and the global division of labour in the Social Sciences

Article Abstract:

The academic dependency and the global division of labor in the social sciences is discussed. The measures towards academic dependency reversal are mentioned.

Social sciences, Global economy

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