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978-3-030-07831-7The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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Talia Esnard,Deirdre Cobb-RobertsProvides a comparative focus on the situation, experiences and landscapes of tenure for women faculty of color in the United States (US) and the Caribbean.Explores how stratifying issues such as race,

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,Elastizit?tstheoretische Grundlagen,sional experiences, and strategies for negotiating their institutional environment. We start therefore with an acknowledgement and shared epistemological position that while (post)colonialism, imperialism, and capitalism, as systems of domination, provide common sociohistorical experiences and struc

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Statisch unbestimmte Strukturen,he differences and similarity within and between Black women academics in the United States (BWAUS), Black Caribbean women academics in the United States (BCWAUS), and Black women academics in the Caribbean (BWAC). This theoretical and methodological emphasis mirrors what Hancock (Perspectives on Po

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,Kriterien für die Werkstoffauswahl,nated. We specifically elaborated on this issue of transferability to underscore the theoretical and empirical challenges that emerged from the global south. In so doing, we drew attention to the different perspectives (e.g. transnational feminism and Caribbean feminism) that questioned the extent t