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Posts in: October, 2015
- On the nostalgia of dispossessed indigenous people: Joseph Massad, ‘The Cultural Work of Recovering Palestine’, boundary 2, 42, 4, 2015, pp. 187-219 18/10 -
- Settler colonialism today and how it works: Linda Tabar and Omar Jabary Salamanca, ‘After Oslo: Settler Colonialism, Neoliberal Development and Liberation’, in Critical Readings of Development Under Colonialism: Towards a Political Economy for Liberation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Regional Office Palestine (RLS), 2015, pp. 10-32 18/10 -
- The frontier and the apocalypse; moving ‘”back” to a brutal settler colonial logic’? Katherine Sugg, ‘ The Walking Dead: Late Liberalism and Masculine Subjection in Apocalypse Fictions’, Journal of American Studies, 2015 18/10 -
- Highly-governed inclusion as exclusion (and its negotiation): Alexander Page, ‘The Australian settler state, Indigenous agency, and the Indigenous sector in the twenty first century’, Australian Political Studies Association, 2015 15/10 -
- Is settlerism democratic? On the relationship between conservative thought and democratic practice: Joshua A. Lynn, Preserving the white man’s republic: The Democratic Party and the transformation of American conservatism, 1847–1860, PhD Dissertation, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2015 15/10 -
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