Interview with Ramón Grosfoguel

Abstract

First published in METAPOLYTIC no. 83, October - December 2013, pp. 38-47. Ramón Grosfoguel is a renowned sociologist from Puerto Rico who is a professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Berkeley. Doctor in Sociology from Temple University, Grosfoguel has become a fundamental reference in the "decolonial" project. His publications include: Geopolitics and Trajectories of Development: The Cases of Korean, Japan, Taiwan, Germany and Puerto Rico (2009) co-edited with Sungho Kang; Islamophobie dans le monde moderne (2008) co-edited with Mohamed Mestiri and El Yamine Soum; The decolonial turn: Reflections for an epistemic diversity beyond global capitalism (2007) co-edited with Santiago Castro-Gómez; Colonial Subjects: Puerto Rican Subjects in Global Perspective (2003).

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3829392

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