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Settler colonialism in Tibet: Shaurir Ramanujan, ‘Reclaiming the Land of the Snows: Analyzing Chinese Settler Colonialism in Tibet’, The Columbia Journal of Asia, 1, 2, 2022, pp. 29-36

13Dec22

Excerpt: While critiques of empire are traditionally limited within Eurocentric contexts, it is this myopic vision that artificially constrains the application of settler colonialism as an analytic tool to understand state conflict beyond the Western sphere. Through examining the implementation of settler tactics such as economic development, the rhetoric of unification, and technological censorship, I argue that the Chinese government’s colonial actions in Tibet constitute and expand the logic of elimination […].


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