Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Politics
Herausgeber: Rutazibwa, Olivia U.; Shilliam, Robbie
Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Politics
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The Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Politics will provide a solid reference point for understanding and analysing global politics from a perspective sensitive to the multiple legacies of colonialism and colonial rule.
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The Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Politics will provide a solid reference point for understanding and analysing global politics from a perspective sensitive to the multiple legacies of colonialism and colonial rule.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 466
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 173mm x 244mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 844g
- ISBN-13: 9780367580810
- ISBN-10: 0367580810
- Artikelnr.: 59866204
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 466
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 173mm x 244mm x 34mm
- Gewicht: 844g
- ISBN-13: 9780367580810
- ISBN-10: 0367580810
- Artikelnr.: 59866204
Olivia U. Rutazibwa is Senior Lecturer in International Development and European Studies, University of Portsmouth, UK. Robbie Shilliam is Professor of International Relations at Queen Mary University of London, UK.
Introduction 1. Postcolonial Politics: An Introduction Olivia U. Rutazibwa
and Robbie Shilliam Section 1: Points of Departure 2. Introduction 3.
Waiwai (Abundance) and Indigenous Futures Mary Tuti Baker 4. European
Integration as a Colonial Project Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson 5. Securing
the Postcolonial Pinar Bilgin 6. Social Struggles and the Coloniality of
Gender Rosalba Icaza 7. Racism and 'Blackism' in a World Scale Sabelo J.
Ndlovu-Gatsheni Section 2: Popular Postcolonial Imaginaries 8. Introduction
9. The Imperial Sociology of the 'Tribe' Nivi Manchanda 10. Terrorism and
the Postcolonial 'State' Swati Parashar 11. The Colonial Mediterranean,
Anonymity and Migration Control Emilio Distretti 12. Violence, Hermeneutics
and Postcolonial Diplomacy Deep Datta-Ray 13. Arab Feminism: Between
Secular and Islamic Models Soumaya Mestiri 14. The Everyday Practices of
Development Althea-Maria Rivas 15. LGBTIQ Rights, Development Aid and Queer
Resistance Christine M. Klapeer Section 3: Struggles over the Postcolonial
State 16. Introduction 17. The State: Postcolonial Histories of the Concept
Gurminder K. Bhambra 18. Race, Ethnicity and the State: Contemporary
Quilombos in a Historical Perspective Desiree Poets 19. The Revolution of
Smiling Women: Stateless Democracy and Power in Rojava Dilar Dirik 20. The
Postcolonial Complex in Okinawa Eiichi Hoshino 21.'Too Simple and Sometimes
Naïve': Hong Kong, between China and the West Xin Liu Section 4: Struggles
over Land 22. Introduction 23. 'Old wine in new bottles': Enclosure,
Neoliberal Capitalism and Postcolonial Politics A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi 24.
Saltwater Archives: Native Knowledge in a Time of Rising Tides Joy
Lehuanani Enomoto and D. Keali¿i MacKenzie 25. Global Environmental Harm,
Internal Frontiers, and Indigenous Protective Ontologies Ajay Parasram and
Lisa Tilley 26. No Migration, Repatriation: Spiritual Visionings and
Political Limitations of Rastafari Repatriation to Ethiopia Ijahnya
Christian 27. Is a Decolonised University Possible in a Colonial Society?
Andile Mngxitama Section 5: Alternative Global Imaginaries 28. Introduction
29. Wanda's Dream: Daoist World Politics in Five Acts L.H.M. Ling 30.
Civilizing Process or Civilizing Mission? Toward a Post-Western
Understanding of Human Security Giorgio Shani 31. Dialogical International
Relations: Gandhi, Tagore and Self-Transformation Aparna Devare 32.
'Telling a Tale': Gender, Knowledge and the Subject in Nepal Rahel Kunz and
Archana Thapa 33. Du Bois, Ghana, and Cairo Jazz: The Geo-Politics of
Malcolm X Hisham Aidi 34. Blesi Doub. Heridas Dobles. Dual Wounds.
Re-writing the Island Alanna Lockward 35. African Violet: Hybrid of
Circumstance Denize LeDeatte
and Robbie Shilliam Section 1: Points of Departure 2. Introduction 3.
Waiwai (Abundance) and Indigenous Futures Mary Tuti Baker 4. European
Integration as a Colonial Project Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson 5. Securing
the Postcolonial Pinar Bilgin 6. Social Struggles and the Coloniality of
Gender Rosalba Icaza 7. Racism and 'Blackism' in a World Scale Sabelo J.
Ndlovu-Gatsheni Section 2: Popular Postcolonial Imaginaries 8. Introduction
9. The Imperial Sociology of the 'Tribe' Nivi Manchanda 10. Terrorism and
the Postcolonial 'State' Swati Parashar 11. The Colonial Mediterranean,
Anonymity and Migration Control Emilio Distretti 12. Violence, Hermeneutics
and Postcolonial Diplomacy Deep Datta-Ray 13. Arab Feminism: Between
Secular and Islamic Models Soumaya Mestiri 14. The Everyday Practices of
Development Althea-Maria Rivas 15. LGBTIQ Rights, Development Aid and Queer
Resistance Christine M. Klapeer Section 3: Struggles over the Postcolonial
State 16. Introduction 17. The State: Postcolonial Histories of the Concept
Gurminder K. Bhambra 18. Race, Ethnicity and the State: Contemporary
Quilombos in a Historical Perspective Desiree Poets 19. The Revolution of
Smiling Women: Stateless Democracy and Power in Rojava Dilar Dirik 20. The
Postcolonial Complex in Okinawa Eiichi Hoshino 21.'Too Simple and Sometimes
Naïve': Hong Kong, between China and the West Xin Liu Section 4: Struggles
over Land 22. Introduction 23. 'Old wine in new bottles': Enclosure,
Neoliberal Capitalism and Postcolonial Politics A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi 24.
Saltwater Archives: Native Knowledge in a Time of Rising Tides Joy
Lehuanani Enomoto and D. Keali¿i MacKenzie 25. Global Environmental Harm,
Internal Frontiers, and Indigenous Protective Ontologies Ajay Parasram and
Lisa Tilley 26. No Migration, Repatriation: Spiritual Visionings and
Political Limitations of Rastafari Repatriation to Ethiopia Ijahnya
Christian 27. Is a Decolonised University Possible in a Colonial Society?
Andile Mngxitama Section 5: Alternative Global Imaginaries 28. Introduction
29. Wanda's Dream: Daoist World Politics in Five Acts L.H.M. Ling 30.
Civilizing Process or Civilizing Mission? Toward a Post-Western
Understanding of Human Security Giorgio Shani 31. Dialogical International
Relations: Gandhi, Tagore and Self-Transformation Aparna Devare 32.
'Telling a Tale': Gender, Knowledge and the Subject in Nepal Rahel Kunz and
Archana Thapa 33. Du Bois, Ghana, and Cairo Jazz: The Geo-Politics of
Malcolm X Hisham Aidi 34. Blesi Doub. Heridas Dobles. Dual Wounds.
Re-writing the Island Alanna Lockward 35. African Violet: Hybrid of
Circumstance Denize LeDeatte
Introduction 1. Postcolonial Politics: An Introduction Olivia U. Rutazibwa
and Robbie Shilliam Section 1: Points of Departure 2. Introduction 3.
Waiwai (Abundance) and Indigenous Futures Mary Tuti Baker 4. European
Integration as a Colonial Project Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson 5. Securing
the Postcolonial Pinar Bilgin 6. Social Struggles and the Coloniality of
Gender Rosalba Icaza 7. Racism and 'Blackism' in a World Scale Sabelo J.
Ndlovu-Gatsheni Section 2: Popular Postcolonial Imaginaries 8. Introduction
9. The Imperial Sociology of the 'Tribe' Nivi Manchanda 10. Terrorism and
the Postcolonial 'State' Swati Parashar 11. The Colonial Mediterranean,
Anonymity and Migration Control Emilio Distretti 12. Violence, Hermeneutics
and Postcolonial Diplomacy Deep Datta-Ray 13. Arab Feminism: Between
Secular and Islamic Models Soumaya Mestiri 14. The Everyday Practices of
Development Althea-Maria Rivas 15. LGBTIQ Rights, Development Aid and Queer
Resistance Christine M. Klapeer Section 3: Struggles over the Postcolonial
State 16. Introduction 17. The State: Postcolonial Histories of the Concept
Gurminder K. Bhambra 18. Race, Ethnicity and the State: Contemporary
Quilombos in a Historical Perspective Desiree Poets 19. The Revolution of
Smiling Women: Stateless Democracy and Power in Rojava Dilar Dirik 20. The
Postcolonial Complex in Okinawa Eiichi Hoshino 21.'Too Simple and Sometimes
Naïve': Hong Kong, between China and the West Xin Liu Section 4: Struggles
over Land 22. Introduction 23. 'Old wine in new bottles': Enclosure,
Neoliberal Capitalism and Postcolonial Politics A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi 24.
Saltwater Archives: Native Knowledge in a Time of Rising Tides Joy
Lehuanani Enomoto and D. Keali¿i MacKenzie 25. Global Environmental Harm,
Internal Frontiers, and Indigenous Protective Ontologies Ajay Parasram and
Lisa Tilley 26. No Migration, Repatriation: Spiritual Visionings and
Political Limitations of Rastafari Repatriation to Ethiopia Ijahnya
Christian 27. Is a Decolonised University Possible in a Colonial Society?
Andile Mngxitama Section 5: Alternative Global Imaginaries 28. Introduction
29. Wanda's Dream: Daoist World Politics in Five Acts L.H.M. Ling 30.
Civilizing Process or Civilizing Mission? Toward a Post-Western
Understanding of Human Security Giorgio Shani 31. Dialogical International
Relations: Gandhi, Tagore and Self-Transformation Aparna Devare 32.
'Telling a Tale': Gender, Knowledge and the Subject in Nepal Rahel Kunz and
Archana Thapa 33. Du Bois, Ghana, and Cairo Jazz: The Geo-Politics of
Malcolm X Hisham Aidi 34. Blesi Doub. Heridas Dobles. Dual Wounds.
Re-writing the Island Alanna Lockward 35. African Violet: Hybrid of
Circumstance Denize LeDeatte
and Robbie Shilliam Section 1: Points of Departure 2. Introduction 3.
Waiwai (Abundance) and Indigenous Futures Mary Tuti Baker 4. European
Integration as a Colonial Project Peo Hansen and Stefan Jonsson 5. Securing
the Postcolonial Pinar Bilgin 6. Social Struggles and the Coloniality of
Gender Rosalba Icaza 7. Racism and 'Blackism' in a World Scale Sabelo J.
Ndlovu-Gatsheni Section 2: Popular Postcolonial Imaginaries 8. Introduction
9. The Imperial Sociology of the 'Tribe' Nivi Manchanda 10. Terrorism and
the Postcolonial 'State' Swati Parashar 11. The Colonial Mediterranean,
Anonymity and Migration Control Emilio Distretti 12. Violence, Hermeneutics
and Postcolonial Diplomacy Deep Datta-Ray 13. Arab Feminism: Between
Secular and Islamic Models Soumaya Mestiri 14. The Everyday Practices of
Development Althea-Maria Rivas 15. LGBTIQ Rights, Development Aid and Queer
Resistance Christine M. Klapeer Section 3: Struggles over the Postcolonial
State 16. Introduction 17. The State: Postcolonial Histories of the Concept
Gurminder K. Bhambra 18. Race, Ethnicity and the State: Contemporary
Quilombos in a Historical Perspective Desiree Poets 19. The Revolution of
Smiling Women: Stateless Democracy and Power in Rojava Dilar Dirik 20. The
Postcolonial Complex in Okinawa Eiichi Hoshino 21.'Too Simple and Sometimes
Naïve': Hong Kong, between China and the West Xin Liu Section 4: Struggles
over Land 22. Introduction 23. 'Old wine in new bottles': Enclosure,
Neoliberal Capitalism and Postcolonial Politics A. Haroon Akram-Lodhi 24.
Saltwater Archives: Native Knowledge in a Time of Rising Tides Joy
Lehuanani Enomoto and D. Keali¿i MacKenzie 25. Global Environmental Harm,
Internal Frontiers, and Indigenous Protective Ontologies Ajay Parasram and
Lisa Tilley 26. No Migration, Repatriation: Spiritual Visionings and
Political Limitations of Rastafari Repatriation to Ethiopia Ijahnya
Christian 27. Is a Decolonised University Possible in a Colonial Society?
Andile Mngxitama Section 5: Alternative Global Imaginaries 28. Introduction
29. Wanda's Dream: Daoist World Politics in Five Acts L.H.M. Ling 30.
Civilizing Process or Civilizing Mission? Toward a Post-Western
Understanding of Human Security Giorgio Shani 31. Dialogical International
Relations: Gandhi, Tagore and Self-Transformation Aparna Devare 32.
'Telling a Tale': Gender, Knowledge and the Subject in Nepal Rahel Kunz and
Archana Thapa 33. Du Bois, Ghana, and Cairo Jazz: The Geo-Politics of
Malcolm X Hisham Aidi 34. Blesi Doub. Heridas Dobles. Dual Wounds.
Re-writing the Island Alanna Lockward 35. African Violet: Hybrid of
Circumstance Denize LeDeatte