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Cover 1 Title 4 Copyright 5 Contents 6 List of illustrations 10 Notes on contributors 11 Acknowledgements 18 1 Postcolonial politics: An introduction 20 PART I Points of departure 36 2 Introduction 38 3 Waiwai (abundance) and indigenous futures 41 4 European integration as a colonial project 51 5 Securing the postcolonial 67 6 Social struggles and the coloniality of gender 77 7 Racism and 'blackism' on a world scale 91 PART II Popular postcolonial imaginaries 106 8 Introduction 108 9 The imperial sociology of the 'tribe' 111 10 Terrorism and the postcolonial 'state' 129 11 The colonial Mediterranean, anonymity and migration control 145 12 Violence, hermeneutics and postcolonial diplomacy 159 13 Arab feminism: Between secular and Islamic models 176 14 The everyday practices of development 185 15 LGBTIQ rights, development aid and queer resistance 198 PART III Struggles over the postcolonial state 214 16 Introduction 216 17 The state: Postcolonial histories of the concept 219 18 Race, ethnicity and the state: Contemporary quilombos in Brazil's settler colonial present 229 19 The revolution of smiling women: Stateless democracy and power in Rojava 241 20 The postcolonial complex in Ok

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Author
Olivia U. Rutazibwa; Robbie Shilliam
Publisher
Routledge
Published
2018
Language
EN
Category
nonfiction

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