Frantz Fanon

John E. Drabinski

Amherst College

Faculty Member

Department of Black Studies

19th and 20th European Philosophy, Aimé Césaire, Black Studies Or African American Studies, and Continental Philosophy

Dhruv Jain

York University

Graduate Student

Social and Political Thought Department

Aesthetics, Agency Structure, Alain Badiou, and Alfred Sohn-Rethel

George Ciccariello-Maher

Drexel University

Faculty Member

History and Politics Department

Critical Race Theory, Decolonial Thought, Frantz Fanon, and Hip-Hop/Rap

James Murphy

DePaul University

Graduate Student

Philosophy Department

17th Century & Early Modern Philosophy, Aesthetics, American Intellectual History, and Critical Race Theory

Natasha Vaubel

Indiana University

Graduate Student

Comparative Literature Department

African Diaspora, African Diaspora Studies, African Film, and African History

Abid Aboobaker

University Of calicut

Graduate Student

Department of English

Feminism and Gender Issues in Indian Writing in English, Feminism and Spirityality, Feminist theory and Gender Studies, Queer theory, Sexuality, postructuralist theory, Media, Popular culture, Film, Literature, and Frantz Fanon

Jamicia Lackey

Yale University

Graduate Student

African American Studies & Film Studies Department

African American Studies, African Diaspora Studies, Aimé Césaire, and Film Studies

Jivesh Parasram

York University

Graduate Student

Communication and Culture Department

Communication and Culture, Cultural Studies, Devised Theatre, and Erving Goffman

Jay Cassano

Hampshire College

Alumnus

Social Science Department

Anarchism, Continental Philosophy, Critical Theory, and Enrique Dussell

Emrah Karakuş

University College London

Graduate Student

Political Science Department

Discourse Analysis, Frantz Fanon, Immanuel Wallerstein, and Jean Paul Sartre

Lilianne Fan

Critical Theory and Frankfurt School, French language, Giorgio Agamben, and Governmentality

Mark Winchester

Hitotsubashi University

Post-Doc

Graduate School of Social Sciences

Ainu, Ainu Intellectual History, Alain Badiou, Giorgio Agamben, and Slavoj Zizek, and Chiri Mashiho

Ariko 池原

University of California, Berkeley

Graduate Student

Ethnic Studies Department

Amerasian, Ethnic Studies, Frantz Fanon, and Japanese Cinema

Michael Bennett

Edge Hill University

Graduate Student

English & History Department

British Mandate, Palestine, Catholicism in Reformation England, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, and Cromwellian Major-Generals

Douglas Ficek

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Faculty Member

Philosophy Department

African Philosophy, Frantz Fanon, Liberation Philosophy/Post-Continental Philosophy, and Political Philosophy

Vashna Jagarnath

Rhodes University

Faculty Member

History Department

Apartheid, Coloured Identity South Africa, Gandhi in South Africa, and Indenture Indians

Jonathan Lewis

University of Exeter

Graduate Student

Department of Modern Languages

Algerian War (History), Citizenship, Immigration Status & Nationality, Franco-Algerian Literature, and Frantz Fanon

Norman Ajari

Université de Toulouse 2 - Le Mirail

Faculty Member

ERRAPHIS Department

Frantz Fanon, Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, and Postcolonial Studies

Adam Hudson

Stanford University

Alumnus

International Relations Department

American imperialism, Arabic Language and Linguistics, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, and Human Rights

Sas Velayati

London School of Economics

Graduate Student

International Relations Department

20th century Iranian history, Epistemology, Frantz Fanon, and History of Modern Lebanon (Area Studies)

Chien-heng Wu

University of California, Los Angeles

Graduate Student

Comparative Literature Department

Alain Badiou, Continental Philosophy, Decolonization & Nationalism, and Frantz Fanon

Shane Hopkinson

CQ University Australia

Faculty Member

Health and Human Services Department

sociology, marxism, Fanon, community development, sustainability and Frantz Fanon

Fela Amiri Uhuru

California Institute of Integral Studies

2nd yr.Ph.D.-Social & Cultural Anthropology -Emphasis: African Diasporic Experience throughout the diaspora

Social Cultural Anthropology Department

African American Literature, African American Studies, African American Visual Culture, and African Diaspora Studies

Roberto Mata

Harvard University

Graduate Student

New Testament/Early Christianity Department

Book of Revelation, Chicano Studies, Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, and Critical Pedagogy

Diego Ferrante

Istituto Italiano di Scienze Umane

Graduate Student

Sezione di Napoli Department

Antonio Gramsci, Cultural Studies, Deconstruction, and Ernesto Laclau
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