%0 Journal Article
%T Black texts on white paper: Learning to see resistant texts as an approach towards decolonising planning
%A Tanja Winkler
%J Planning Theory
%@ 1741-3052
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/1473095217739335
%X I recently attended an international conference on planning in Africa. Here, it was suggested that the colonial era was over and that planners are already well-versed in decolonising theories and practices. Such suggestions came from Northern and Southern scholars alike. By means of this article, I hope to disrupt this privileged position by introducing the idea of resistant texts which are most often found in endogenous systems of knowledge production. I then explain how decoloniality ¨C which calls for an epistemic de-linking from Western knowledges ¨C might assists planners in seeing resistant texts before attempting to arrive at anti-colonial interventions
%K decoloniality
%K endogenous knowledges
%K epistemic disobedience
%K resistant texts
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1473095217739335