what’s new

• The recreation of a settler society: Lisa Tink, Fit to be Canadian? The Recreation Industrial Complex in Canada, PhD dissertation, University of Alberta, 2021
• Indigenous to settler: Caroline Kahlenberg, How Locals Became Settlers: Mizrahi Jews and Bodily Capital in Palestine, 1908-1948, PhD dissertation, Harvard University, 2021
• Settlers would rather not talk: Marc Carpenter, ‘Rake Up No Old Stories of Evil’: Memory, Celebration, and Erasure of Settler Violence in the American Pacific Northwest, PhD dissertation, University of Oregon, 2021
• Starving, force feeding, and settler colonialism: M. T. Samuel, ‘The jurisprudence of elimination: starvation and force-feeding of Palestinians in Israel’s highest court’, International Journal of Law in Context, 2021
• Layers of settler colonialism: Jesse Robertson, ‘The Closed West: Rajneeshpuram and the Failure of Utopia in Antelope, Oregon’, Utopian Studies, 32, 3, 2021, pp. 652-667
• A French wild west: Timothy Roberts, ‘”Almost as it is Formulated in the So-Called ‘Homestead Act'”: Images of the American West in French Settlement of French Algeria’, Journal of World History, 32, 4, 2021, pp. 601-629
• An artistic life in repressive authenticity: Oliver Basciano, ‘Jimmie Durham obituary’, 27/11/21
• Undoing erasure: Eva Corlett, ‘Long fight for justice ends as New Zealand treaty recognises Moriori people’, The Guardian, 27/11/21
• Undermining Australian settler schooling: Amy Thomas, Beth Marsden, ‘Surviving School and “Survival Schools”: Resistance, Compulsion and Negotiation in Aboriginal Engagements with Schooling’, Labour History: A Journal of Labour and Social History, 121, 2021, pp. 33-55
• Australian capitalism is settler capitalism: Hannah Forsyth, Sophie Loy-Wilson, ‘Introduction: Political Implications for the New History of Capitalism’, Labour History: A Journal of Labour and Social History, 121, 2021, pp. 1-7
• Settler colonial child ‘welfare’ must be decolonised: Jeanette Schmid, ‘A reinterrogation of South African child welfare discourse: A case for decolonisation?’, The British Journal of Social Work, 2021
• Settler colonist a bit ahead of themselves: Margaret Boone Rappaport, Konrad Szocik (eds), The Human Factor in the Settlement of the Moon: An Interdisciplinary Approach, Springer, 2021
• Land is the issue: Environment and Planning A: Matthew Scobie, Glenn Finau, Jessica Hallenbeck, ‘Land, land banks and land back: Accounting, social reproduction and Indigenous resurgence’, Economy and Space, 2021
• Settlers celebrating settler colonialism: Daisy M. Raphael, A Landmark Celebration: Canada 150, Settler-Colonialism, and the Politics of Diversity & Reconciliation, PhD Dissertation, University of Alberta, 2021
• With a chapter by Ana Deumert on ‘Beachspaces: Racism and Settler-Colonial (Im)mobilities at the Shoreline’: in  Anna De Fina, Gerardo Mazzaferro (eds), Exploring (Im)mobilities: Language Practices, Discourses and Imaginaries, Multilingual, 2021