People

CGSH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Rom COLES, Political Science
Miriam COOKE, Asian & African Languages
Gregson DAVIS, Classics
Barbara DICKINSON, Dance
Gary GEREFFI, Sociology
Bruce LAWRENCE, Religion
Ralph LITZINGER, Cultural Anthropology
Louise MEINTJES, Music
Bill REDDY, History
Robyn WIEGMAN, Women’s Studies

SHIFTING THE GEO- AND BIO-GRAPHY OF KNOWLEDGE STEERING COMMITTEE
Leo CHING, Chair and Professor, Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Duke University. Leo is the author of Becoming Japanese: Colonial Taiwan and the Politics of Identity Formations (2001).
Roberto DAINOTTO, Professor of Italian and of Romance Studies, Department of Romance Studies, Duke University. Roberto is author of Europe (In Theory) (2007).
Louis MEINTJES is Associate Professor of Music at Duke University. Louis is the author of Sound of Africa: Making Music Zulu in a South African Studio (2003).
Walter MIGNOLO is William H. Wannamaker Professor in the Program of Literature and Romance Studies. He is the author of The Idea of Latin America (2006).

WORLDS & KNOWLEDGES OTHERWISE STEERING COMMITTEE
Teresa BERGER (Divinity School, Duke)
Leo CHING (Asian and African Languages and Literatures, Duke)
Roman COLES (Political Science, Duke)
Roberto DAINOTTO (Romance Studies, Duke)
Arturo ESCOBAR (Anthropology, UNC-Chapel Hill)
Andrea GIUNTA (Art History, Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires, Argentina)
William HART (Religion, UNC-Greensboro)
Ranjana KHANNA (English, Duke)
Ralph LITZINGER (Anthropology, Duke)
Wahneema LUBIANO (African and African American Studies, Duke)
Nelson MALDONADO-TORRES (Ethnic Studies, UC-Berkeley)
Walter MIGNOLO (Literature, Romance Studies, Cultural Anthropology, Duke; Co-coordinator, WKO Editorial Collective)
Ebrahim MOOSA (Religion, Center for the Study of Muslim Networks, Duke)
Gabriela NOUZEILLES (Romance Languages and Literatures, Princeton; Co-coordinator, WKO Editorial Collective)
Janice RADWAY (Literature, Duke)
Jose David SALDIVAR (Ethnic Studies, UC-Berkeley)
Boaventura de Sousa SANTOS (Sociology, School of Economics, University of Coimbra, Portugal; Law School, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Robyn WIEGMAN (Women’s Studies, Duke)