Intersectionality, Racial Capitalism and Colonialism

Abstract

This panel draws on the theoretical insights of the racial capitalism, intersectionality and post and decolonial literatures to explore the political economy of a range of contemporary contexts. Exploring debt, violence, power, and a range of inequalities, it demonstrates the importance of understanding the economy through these lenses, while also highlighting the need for a feminist political economy that is embedded within intersectional commitments to understanding a range of social structures and identities.

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