crab colonialism
06Sep10
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“one of the most arduous migrations on Earth”
crab colonisers on Christmas Island
Filed under: Political developments, wacky | Closed
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- Women as ‘systematic’ colonisers: Sarah Sharp, ‘”Your vocation is marriage”: Systematic Colonisation, the Marriage Plot and Finding Home in Catherine Helen Spence’s Clara Morison (1854)’, Scottish Literary Review, 11, 1, 2019, pp. 27-45
- The treaties are numbered: Gina Starblanket, ‘The Numbered Treaties and the Politics of Incoherency’, Canadian Journal of Political Science, 2019
- The settler colonialism of indeterminate people: Matthew Hill, ‘”Half-breeds”, squatters, land speculators, and settler colonialism in the Des Moines-Mississippi confluence’, MA dissertation, University of Northern Iowa, 2019
- Hysteresis is the onset of settler colonialism: P. O’B. Lyver, P. Timoti, T. Davis, J. M. Tylianakis, ‘Biocultural Hysteresis Inhibits Adaptation to Environmental Change’, Trends in Ecology & Evolution, May 2019
- Black and Indigenous (and in a double bind): Rocío Gil Martínez de Escobar, Becoming Legible: The Racial Making of the Negro Mascogo/Black Seminole People in the Coahuila-Texas Borderland, PhD Dissertation, CUNY, 2019
- Environmental struggles are decolonial struggles: Karl Forst, ‘First Nations sovereignty, Environmental Justice, and Degrowth in Northwest BC, Canada’, Ecological Economics, 162, 2019, pp. 133-142
- Settler-colonial expulsions today (on the global settler-colonial present): Aram Ziai, ‘The legitimation of expulsion in development discourse. A comparative analysis of World Bank projects in sub-Saharan Africa’, DPS Working Paper Series, 6, 2019
- Racial exclusion in an inclusive settler society (peopling is governing): Benjamin Bryce, ‘Undesirable Britons: South Asian Migration and the Making of a White Argentina’, Hispanic American Historical Review, 99, 2019, 2, pp. 247-273.
- Settlers as victims (too?): Rosario Pollicino, Postcolonial Trauma in the Mediterranean: The Italian-Libyan Transnational Community, PhD dissertation, The University of Western Ontario, 2019
- Livia Wick reviewing Space and Mobility in Palestine by Julie Peteet, Anthropological Quarterly, 92, 1, 2019, pp. 283-287
- The study of settler colonialism is compatible with the study of labour! Fred Burrill, ‘The Settler Order Framework: Rethinking Canadian Working-Class History’, Labour / Le Travail, 83, 2019, pp. 173-197
- Is the study of settler colonialism compatible with the study of labour? David Camfield, ‘Settler Colonialism and Labour Studies in Canada: A Preliminary Exploration’, Labour / Le Travail, 83, 2019 pp. 147-172
- Consultation is not negotiation: Elissa Whittington, Settler-colonial politics in B.C.’s consultation and accommodation policy: a critical analysis, MA Dissertation, University of Victoria, 2019
- Ethnographic settler empires: Andre Kobayashi Deckrow, São Paulo as Migrant-Colony: Pre-World War II Japanese State-Sponsored Agricultural Migration to Brazil, PhD Dissertation, Columbia University, 2019
- Settler fantasies now: Cailín E. Murray, ‘Locating the Wild Man: Rain Forest Enchantments and Settler Colonial Fantasies Amid the Ruins of the Anthropocene’, Journal of Historical Sociology, 32, 2019, pp. 60–73
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