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Karla Slocum

Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff Development

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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College of Arts and Sciences

African, African American and Diaspora Studies

Anthropology

Latin American Studies (curriculum)

Karla Slocum is currently serving as an African, African American And Diaspora Studies Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff Development at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Karla Slocum

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff Development

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anthropology caribbean studies culture economics intersectionality social sciences indigenous peoples black experience international trade racial discrimination anti-racism social identity migration studies anthropological theory social anthropology african diaspora trade policy indigenous studies black politics identity politics ethnohistory free trade global studies community development authenticity african development african identity gender diversity ethnographic theory postcolonial writing urban history historical geography cultural economy latin american research regional integration regional development contemporary racism feminist perspectives feminist research gender theory feminist inquiry ethnocentrism race relations historical sociology decoloniality economic influences settler colonialism latin american studies caribbeanist anthropology area studies global caribbean shifting economies black futures black towns critical explorations twenty-first century caribbean free villages guest editor black historic district sugar strikes anti-racist economic forms antiracist economies economic anthropology social justice ethnic studies race sociology critical race theory jim crow era african american studies

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Amplify, Decolonize, Collaborate, Question: Action Items for Promoting Just and Antiracist Economies: Question: How Can Economic Anthropology Promote the Construction of Just and Anti‐Racist Economic Forms?. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2023)

Slocum, Karla

anti-racismantiracist economieseconomic influencesanti-racist economic formseconomicseconomic anthropologycultural economy

Trends, Trendsetting, and Shifting Trends in Caribbean Anthropology. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2022)

Karla Slocum

indigenous peoplesethnographyanthropologyindigenous studiessettler colonialismculturesociocultural anthropologylatin american researchsocial scienceslatin american studiescultural anthropologyenvironmental anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological theorycaribbean anthropologycaribbean studies

Black Towns, Black Futures. University of North Carolina Press eBooks (2019)

Karla Slocum

anti-racismblack futuresracial discriminationblack politicsintersectionalitysocial sciencesafrican american studiesblack townssociologycontemporary racismblack experience

Caribbean Free Villages: Toward an Anthropology of Blackness, Place, and Freedom. American Ethnologist (2017)

KARLA SLOCUM

ethnographyanthropologyafrican diasporacolonialismcultureintersectionalitycaribbean free villagespostcolonial writingmigration studiesethnohistoryafrican american studiescultural anthropologyindigenous peoplesethnocentrismanthropological theoryblack experienceethnographic theorycaribbean studies

Guest Editor’s Note. Souls (2017)

Karla Slocum

artificial intelligenceguest editorsystems engineering

Historically Black: Imagining Community in a Black Historic District by Miekabrand Polanconew York: New York University Press, 2014. 208 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2015)

Karla Slocum

race relationsanthropologyblack historic districtcultural historyracial discriminationculturehistorical geographyblack politicssociocultural anthropologyhistorical sociologyintersectionalityurban historyafrican american studiescultural anthropologysocial anthropologyblack experienceethnohistory

Caribbean Studies, Anthropology, and U.S. Academic Realignments∗. Souls (2008)

Deborah ThomasKarla Slocum

anthropologycaribbean studies

Critical Explorations of Gender and the Caribbean: Taking It Into the Twenty-First Century. Identities (2008)

Karla SlocumTanya L. Shields

identity politicsgender studiesidentity (social science)culturegender theoryfeminist theorysocial sciencescritical explorationscritical theorygender diversityfeminist perspectivesgender identityfeminist inquirytwenty-first centurysocial identityfeminist researchcaribbean studies

INTRODUCTION: Locality in Today's Global Caribbean: Shifting Economies of Nation, Race, and Development. Identities (2007)

Karla SlocumDeborah A. Thomas

anthropologyafrican developmentcommunity developmentregional developmentindigenous studiesafrican diasporacultureshifting economiesmigration studiesregional integrationglobal caribbeaneconomicsindigenous peoplesauthenticityafrican identitysocial identitycaribbean studies

Situating Sugar Strikes: Contestations of Race and Politics in Decolonizing St. Lucia. Identities (2007)

Karla Slocum

identity politicscolonialismidentity (social science)intersectionalityafrican american studiessugar strikesdecoloniality

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Karla Slocum

Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff Development

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

African, African American and Diaspora Studies

Anthropology

Latin American Studies (curriculum)

Karla Slocum is currently serving as an African, African American And Diaspora Studies Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff Development at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Karla Slocum

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Staff Development

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Slocum, Karla

anti-racismantiracist economieseconomic influencesanti-racist economic formseconomicseconomic anthropologycultural economy

Trends, Trendsetting, and Shifting Trends in Caribbean Anthropology. The Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology (2022)

Karla Slocum

Black Towns, Black Futures. University of North Carolina Press eBooks (2019)

Karla Slocum

anti-racismblack futuresracial discriminationblack politicsintersectionalitysocial sciencesafrican american studiesblack townssociologycontemporary racismblack experience

Caribbean Free Villages: Toward an Anthropology of Blackness, Place, and Freedom. American Ethnologist (2017)

KARLA SLOCUM

Guest Editor’s Note. Souls (2017)

Karla Slocum

artificial intelligenceguest editorsystems engineering

Historically Black: Imagining Community in a Black Historic District by Miekabrand Polanconew York: New York University Press, 2014. 208 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2015)

Karla Slocum

Caribbean Studies, Anthropology, and U.S. Academic Realignments∗. Souls (2008)

Deborah ThomasKarla Slocum

anthropologycaribbean studies

Critical Explorations of Gender and the Caribbean: Taking It Into the Twenty-First Century. Identities (2008)

Karla SlocumTanya L. Shields

INTRODUCTION: Locality in Today's Global Caribbean: Shifting Economies of Nation, Race, and Development. Identities (2007)

Karla SlocumDeborah A. Thomas

Situating Sugar Strikes: Contestations of Race and Politics in Decolonizing St. Lucia. Identities (2007)

Karla Slocum

identity politicscolonialismidentity (social science)intersectionalityafrican american studiessugar strikesdecoloniality

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