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• Preface: Toward a Decolonial Feminism for the 99 Percent
• Introduction: Decolonizing Feminism
• PART 1: DECOLONIZING EPISTEMOLOGIES, METHODS, AND KNOWLEDGES
• 1 Decolonizing Feminist Philosophy
• 2 Knowing without Borders and the Work of Epistemic Gathering
• PART 2: RETHINKING RIGHTS
• 3 Indigenous/Campesina Embodied Knowledge, Human Rights Awards, and Lessons for Transnational Feminist Solidarity
• 4 Decolonizing Rights: Transnational Feminism and “Women’s Rights as Human Rights”
• PART 3: CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION: THE SPACE BETWEEN
• 5 Constitutional Patriotism and Political Membership: A Feminist Decolonization of Habermas and Benhabib
• 6 “Home-Making” and “World-Traveling”: Decolonizing the Space-Between in Transnational Feminist Thought
• 7 The Special Plight of Women Refugees
• PART 4: DECOLONIZING DIALOGUE, SOLIDARITY, AND FREEDOM
• 8 The Dynamics of Transnational Feminist Dialogue
• 9 Building Transnational Feminist Solidarity Networks
• 10 Decolonizing Feminist Freedom: Indigenous Relationalities
• Index
• About the Contributors