In this Issue

Table of Contents

An Other Globalization: Toward a Critical Cosmopolitanism

Gabriela Nouzeilles, Walter Mignolo
pp. 1-4
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Essay

Contesting Cosmopolitan Currency: The Nepantilist Rose in the Cross(ing) of the Present

Romand Coles
pp. 5-40
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Dossier

Reconfiguring the Humanities and the Social Sciences in the Age of the Global University: Introduction

Grant Farred
pp. 41-50
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Envisioning the Humanities in a Digital Age: Opening Remarks

Cathy N. Davidson
pp. 51-65
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Local versus Imperial Knowledge: Reflections on Hiram Bingham and the Yale Peruvian Expedition

Ricardo Donato Salvatore
pp. 67-80
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Fieldwork in the Field-World: Anthropological Perspectives from the Southern Cross

Pablo Wright
pp. 81-96
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Globalization and the Geopolitics of Knowledge: The Role of the Humanities in the Corporate University

Walter Mignolo
pp. 97-119
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Crying for Argentina: The Branding and Unbranding of Area Studies

Grant Farred
pp. 121-132
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Interviews

Philosophy in/and Latino and Afro-Caribbean Studies: Introduction

Linda Alcoff
pp. 133-137
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Puerto Rican Studies in a German Philosophy Context: An Interview with Juan Flores

Juan Flores, Linda Alcoff
pp. 139-146
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Caliban as Philosopher: An Interview with Paget Henry

Paget Henry, Linda Alcoff
pp. 147-163
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A Philosophical Account of Africana Studies: An Interview with Lewis Gordon

Lewis R. Gordon, Linda Alcoff
pp. 165-189
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Rejoinder

Can a Judgment Be Read? A Response to Zizek

William D. Hart
pp. 191-194
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Book Reviews

Images at War: Mexico from Columbus to Blade Runner (1492-2019) (review)

Michael Ennis
pp. 195-200
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Fragments of a Golden Age: The Politics of Culture in Mexico since 1940 (review)

Esther Gabara
pp. 201-207
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Contributors

pp. 209-211
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