Teacher	Hauwa Mahdi
Room	419
Time	13:15 - 15:00
Slides	To be added
Preparation	To prepare for this lecture, you should read the whole of Fanon. If you are unable to read the whole of it at this point, make sure to read chapters 1 & 2.

In this lecture we will explore three interconnected themes that links to Fanon: race, gender and the Convention for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD). It is long view/overview of the construction of racial discrimination on a global scale, in which gender too has been a part from the start.

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Additional reading/resources (not mandatory): I am strongly recommending that you consult this book, that connects these themes for self-eduction:

Andersson, Erik (2020) Reconstructing the Global Political Economy – an analytical guide. Bristol University Press (ISBN 978-1529200683)

Byng, Michelle D,. 2013. You Can't Get There from Here: A Social Process Theory of Racism and Race. Crit Sociology, 39:705

Doane, Ashley, 2006. What is Racism? Racial Discourse and Racial Politics. Critical Sociology, 32:255

Parris, LaRose T., 2011. Frantz Fanon: Existentialist, Dialectician, and Revolutionary. The Journal of Pan African Studies, vol.4, no.7, November.

Wells, Andrew, 2015. Race and Racism in the Global European World Before 1800. History Compass 13/9 (2015): 435–444