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Centering Indigenous Mexican Knowledge In Economics Curriculum Amidst Racial Capitalism and Colonization

This paper addresses challenges that arise when creating economics curriculum through an Ethnic Studies lens, focused on Indigenous Oaxacan peoples and their knowledge and practices. The paper discursively analyzes the persistence of racial capitalism and colonization in how Indigenous Mexicans and their knowledge are positioned within curricular source material.

Tadashi Dozono
California State University Channel Islands
United States