Differences at work in transnational contexts: from postcolonial criticism to practice in communities of development and self-promotion

  • Eugenio Zito Università di Napoli Federico II
Keywords: Postcolonial studies, international cooperation, community

Abstract

Beginning with the words of an illiterate shepherd Eritrean leper the paper high-lights the major topics concerning, in general, the relations between the West and the ex colonies. In particular, it focuses on the complexity of the problems posed by cul-tural, social and economic differences, characterizing relations between Europe and Africa after decolonization, as reported by postcolonial studies.

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Author Biography

Eugenio Zito, Università di Napoli Federico II
Eugenio Zito, PhD in Gender Studies, is clinical psychologist at the A.O.U. Federico II and adjunct professor at the University of Naples Federico II. He is interested in gender identity and chronic diseases in clinical settings and gender issues, on the psy-cho-anthropological side, in socio-cultural contexts. On these subjects he has re-searched and published essays and articles.
Published
2012-10-12
How to Cite
ZitoE. (2012). Differences at work in transnational contexts: from postcolonial criticism to practice in communities of development and self-promotion. La Camera Blu, (6), 8-24. https://doi.org/10.6092/1827-9198/1236