Rooted Globalism as a textbook for teaching Arab–Latin American relations
摘要
This contribution examines Rooted Globalism as an essential textbook for teaching Arab–Latin American relations in graduate programs. Engaging Kevin Funk’s work through a Freirean pedagogical lens, it highlights the book’s contribution to understanding how diasporic identities, capitalist practices, and South–South dynamics intersect. With its focus on business elites, the book offers critical tools for analyzing Arabness in Latin America and for rethinking belonging, identity, and power within the context of global capitalism.