Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies: Decolonial Love, Knowledge, and Revolution
Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies explores the field through the interconnected themes of decolonial love, knowledge, and revolution. With a comparative focus, it introduces readers to ways of thinking about identity, culture, power, and social transformation across ethnic studies.
About This Book
Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies presents an entry point into the study of ethnicity, identity, and social structures.
The book approaches these subjects through the ideas of decolonial love, knowledge, and revolution.
Its comparative perspective encourages readers to consider how different communities and intellectual traditions understand power, culture, and belonging.
Designed as an introduction, it offers a foundation for further study in ethnic studies and related fields.
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