settler colonialism and south-south dialogue
23Oct10
Kevin Murray’s take on the Institute of Postcolonial Studies-hosted ‘Here from elsewhere’ symposium, here.
The evening was fantastic; and the scholars, as well as the chairman, facilitated brilliant discussion. Well done to the IPCS.
Filed under: Scholarship and insights, Seminar | Closed
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