what’s new

• Migropessimists (when in settler colonialism): Lorenzo Veracini, Simone Battiston, Francesco Ricatti, ‘Migropessimism of the Intellect, Migro-Optimism of the Will: The Italian-Australian Experience’, Journal of Intercultural Studies, 2025
• Sanctioned? Jessica Whyte, ‘Sanctioning Settlers and Settlers’ Sanctions: Financial Warfare and Economic Peace in Occupied Palestine’, Middle East Critique, 2025
• Fired up settlers: Nicholas Spengler, ‘Playing with fire: unhousing and unsettlement at the antebellum hearthside’, Textual Practice, 2025
• Settler womanhood now: Laura Rodriguez Castro, Barbara Pini, ‘Settler colonialism, neoliberal feminism and the ‘white middle-class farming woman’ in Australia’, Postcolonial Studies, 2025
• The settlers’ Manifest Undestiny: Zoltán Dragon, ‘Spaces in Crisis: Photography of Abandonment, Desolation and Emptiness in the U.S.A.’, Americana, 21, 1, 2025, pp. 28-38
• Settlers against nationalists (rhetorically embracing indigeneity for colonialist purposes): José Pedro Monteiro, ‘Portuguese Late Colonialism and International “Indigenous” Politics: the Spectrum of Protection, Transformation and Discrimination (1945–1972)’, e-Journal of Portuguese History, 2025
• Emotional settler colonialism: Areej Sabbagh-Khoury, ‘Colonizing emotions: Death and sociopoliticide in a besieged society’, Critical Sociology, 2025
• Prototypical settlers: Rashid Khalidi, ‘Settler’, New Literary History, 56, 2, 2025, pp. 395-406
• Indigenous peoples have reservations: Isabelle Merle, ‘Indigenous Reservations in Australia and New Caledonia: A Colonial Reality and Its Variations in Aboriginal and Kanak Worlds’, The Journal of Pacific History, 2025
• Should space law follow settler law? Muhammad Faisal Rasheed, Shouping Li, ‘Emerging Trends of Neo-Colonialism on Earth and the Future of Space Law’, Beijing Law Review, 16, 3, 2025
• Bypassing settler colonialism: Ken Wilson, Walking the Bypass: Notes on Place from the Side of the Road, University of Regina Press, 2025
• The settler repressed re-emerges as horror: Laura Hall, Bloodied Bodies, Bloody Landscapes: Settler Colonialism in Horror, University of Regina Press, 2025
• Racial and settler capitalism: Zophia Edwards, ‘W. E. B. Du Bois on the Logics of Settler Colonialism’, Sociological Forum, 2025
• Radical healing as decolonisation: Laurie D. McCubbin, Christine Park, Fei Bi Chan, ‘Indigenous Resurgence as Radical Healing Among Native Hawaiians’, in Zed Zhipeng Gao, Maria I. Medved (eds), Global Perspectives on Cultural Politics in Indigenous Psychology, Palgrave Macmillan, 2025, pp 239-259
• Displaceable in the settler city: Uri Ansenberg, Erez Tzfadia, Oren Yiftachel, Oded Haas, ‘Displaceable! Precarious urban citizenship in Israel/Palestine’, Politics and Space C, 2025