Love in choleric times: articulating race, class and gender in the decolonisation of criminology

The need to de-colonise many areas of knowledge is becoming more evident by the hour. More often than not, academics of every background - although often female academics and/or academics of colour (AOCs?) – raise their voices in individual or collective efforts to remove the veil of colonialism, including racism, misogyny and other forms of oppression from the social sciences and humanities. Dr Rolando Ochoa discusses the potential of Analytical Sociology as a framework for diverse and decolonising approaches to criminology.