Epistemic Racism, Epistemic Islamophobia and Colonial Social Sciences

Racismo epistémico, islamofobia epistémica y ciencias sociales coloniales

This article is about the way epistemic racism shapes contemporary discussions on Islamophobia. The first part is a discussion about epistemic racism in the world-system. The second part is on the Western male hegemonic identity politics and the fundamentalist responses to it. The third part is on epistemic Islamophobia and the social sciences.

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