Abstract
This article discusses the geopolitics of knowledge in the field of sociology, with the objective of understanding changes that have been taking place recently. We examine three successive models of sociological production: the emergence of Sociology at the end of the 19th century; the establishment of the disciplinary model of sociology in the United States between the World Wars, and the emergence of sociology on a global scale by the end of the 20th century. Our main objective is to discuss the geopolitical framework that privileges what is created in the old colonial and imperial centers as well as the challenges to this framework, like the publishing initiative of Sociologies in Dialogue - international journal of the Brazilian Sociological Society.
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