what’s new

• Transcending settler digital control: H. O. Burnam, M. S. Brett, ‘The Postdigital Settler Spectacle: An Educators’ Dérive to Unveil a ‘New Colonizer’ During Covid-19’, in P. Jandrić, D. R. Ford (eds), Postdigital Ecopedagogie: Postdigital Science and Education, Springer, 2022
• Still stealing children (and still resisting): Erika Finestone, Making Kin / Unmaking the Colony: Indigenous Refusal in the Era of Colonial Child Removal, PhD dissertation, University of Toronto, 2022
• Dispossession in urban settler parks: Katherine Yee, Indigenous Resurgence in Colonial Urban Parks: Possibilities and potential for urban Indigenous land-based practices, MA dissertation, University of Toronto, 2022
• The cancer of settler colonialism: Jennifer Fraser, ‘The Cold War on Cancer: Inuit and the Canadian Epidemiological Imagination’, PhD dissertation, University of Toronto, 2022
• Settler dispossessive regulation of Indigenous life: Rebecca Jane Hall, Leah F Vosko, Veldon Coburn, ‘Indigenous Access to Social Assistance and Identity: A Gendered Relational Reading of Settler Colonial Containment in Shubenacadie Indian Band v. Canada’, Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society, 2022
• The settlers control the land and the air: Angela Smith, ‘Air Deportation and the Settler Colony’, antiAtlas Journal, 5, 2022
• The poetics of petro-settler colonialism: Max Karpinski, ‘Isotopic Poetics: The Petrocultural Appropriations of Lesley Battler’s Endangered Hydrocarbons’, Imaginations: Journal of Cross-Cultural Image Studies, 13, 1, 2022, pp. 107-128
• Settler colonial modernism: Robert Flahive, ‘Building the United Nations Headquarters as Worldmaking? Settler Colonialism, Modernist Architecture, and the Material Infrastructure for the Post-World WarII Order’, Alternatives, 2022
• The abjection of settler colonialism: Lukas Klik, ‘Colonial Hauntings: Settler Colonialism and the Abject in Kenneth Cook’s Fear Is the Rider’, JASAL: Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature, 2022
• Revolution undoes settler colonialism: Vladimir Chlouba, ‘Liberation Wars as Critical Junctures: Colonial Heritage and the Persistence of Inequality’, Journal of Political Institutions and Political Economy, 3, 2, 2022, pp. 149-181
• Non-settelr colonial research: Jenni Conrad, ‘Structures for Indigenous sovereignty in research: Disrupting settler colonial methods and relations in research partnerships’, Qualitative Research, 2022
• Chilean settler colonialism: Amie Campos, Territorial Conflicts, Bureaucracy, and State formation in Chile’s Southern Frontera: 1866-1912, PhD Dissertation, UC San Diego, 2022
• Nigerian settler colonialism? Cephas T. A. Tushima, ‘Reconnoitering Settler Colonization Part II: Its Emergence in Nigeria’, Research Developments in Arts and Social Studies, 5, 2022 , pp. 127-139
• The indigeneities of settler colonialism in Brazil: Qi Zhang, ‘Shifting Constitution of Indigeneity in (Post-)Colonial Brazil’, E-international Relations, 2022
• Leisure as a settler colonialist enterprise: Manuel Shvartzberg Carrió, ‘Designing Terra Nullius: Mid-century Modernism and Settler-Colonial Leisure’, in Sibel Bozdoǧan, Panayiota Pyla, Petros Phokaides (eds), Coastal Architectures and Politics of Tourism, Routledge, 2022