
Aníbal Quijano
Aníbal Quijano was a prominent Peruvian sociologist known for his influential work on the concept of 'coloniality of power,' which critiques the enduring socio-political and economic inequalities rooted in colonial histories. His analysis emphasizes how racial and ethnic classifications have been used to perpetuate discrimination and social hierarchies in contemporary society. Quijano's theories have had a significant impact on postcolonial studies and the understanding of social issues in Latin America, highlighting the need for recognition and respect for cultural diversity and the rights of marginalized populations.
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Aníbal Quijano is a Peruvian sociologist who discussed the concept of 'coloniality' relevant to the article's themes.
Why the Open Chats podcast controversy demands more than outrage – The Mail & GuardianAníbal Quijano defined coloniality as a global pattern of capitalist power based on racial/ethnic classification.
La colonialidad del poder de las élites


