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« A special issue of Anthropological Theory on Mahmood Mamdani’s Neither Settler nor Native: In Search of Decolonized Political Futures, Engaging Mahmood Mamdani’s Neither Settler Nor Native, 23, 4, 2023
The settlers on their cars: Thalia Anthony, Juanita Sherwood, Harry Blagg, Kieran Tranter, Unsettling Colonial Automobilities: Criminalisation and Contested Sovereignties, Emerald, 2023 »

Insigenous studies on the study of settler colonialism: Heidi Kiiwetinepinesiik Stark, ‘(Re)Mapping Worlds: An Indigenous (Studies) Perspective on the Potential for Abolitionist and Decolonial Futures’, American Quarterly, 75, 4, 2023, pp. 847-857

05Dec23

Excerpt: The impacts of settler colonialism, and its tentacles of white supremacy, settler masculinity, and heteronormative patriarchy, are far-reaching and multifarious.

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    • Released into a prison: Sandra M. Bucerius, William Schultz, Leigh-Ann Waldropt-Bonair, Kevin D. Haggerty, ‘“Prison is routine”: Narrating release and reintegration in settler colonial Canada’, Punishment & Society, 2026
    • ‘Settler colonialism’ makes sense: Fernando Brancoli, ‘Palestine as political grammar: transnational solidarity in South Africa, Brazil and India’, Third World Quarterly, 2026
    • The apocalypse of settler colonialism, settler colonialism of the apocalypse: John Walter, ‘The 20 Pioneer Foods That Will Become Your Only Lifeline When SHTF and the Shelves Bleed Empty’, Substack, 19/08/26
    • South of settler colonialism? Ayala Levin, ‘The Location of Theory: Settler Colonial Knowledge Production, Among Other Interstices of Empire, and South–South Exchange’, Architecture, 6, 3, 2026, #137
    • Triangular encounters, rurally: Debbie Parker, Jeanna Emms, Michelle Lam, Don Boddy, Malika Pruthi, Mitch Tilk, ‘Immigration, settler colonialism, and Indigenous sovereignty: The role of community-based education in anti-racism, relationship-building, and shared futures’, Frontiers in Education, 2026
    • An existential question: Oscar Davis, Damian Cox, ‘Indigenous Existentialism in the Films of Warwick Thornton’, Film-Philosophy, 30, 2–3, 2026, pp. 380-400
    • Representing settlers: Fan Yang, Jessie Liu, Yijia Zhang, ‘Chinese Diaspora-Settler Gazes on Rednote: How Platforms Reinforce Colonial, Relational-feminist, and Middle-class Representations’, Journal of Intercultural Studies, 2026
    • Engineering settler colonialism: A. M. K. Peters, ‘Negotiating Methodological Tensions: Resisting Settler Colonialism in Engineering Education Research with Communities’, ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition, 2026
    • Repair! Pauline Wakeham, Indigenous Reparations and Settler Colonial Reckoning: Re-Braiding Rights and Redress in Canada, University of Minnesota Press, 2026
    • Portugueseness and settlerness: Márcia Gonçalves, ‘Ideals of Portugueseness in the Colonies: Imperial Nationalism and European Settlement in Africa’, in Márcia Gonçalves, Empire and Nation in Portugal, c.1930-1951, Palgrave, 2026, pp. 131-182
    • The wage of settlerness: Zahi Zalloua, ‘Black Reconstruction in Palestine/Israel: On the Wages of Jewishness’, in Yousuf Al-Bulushi, Geo Maher, Damien M. Sojoyner (eds), Reading Black Reconstruction Today, University of California Press, 2026, pp. 119-140
    • Knowledge about settler colonialism: Joshua Myers, ‘Settler Colonial State’, in Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, Sean Jacobs (eds), The Palgrave Handbook on Decolonizing International Affairs, Palgrave, 2026, pp. 107-120
    • Solar settler colonialism: Myles Lennon, ‘Solar Pioneers: The Frontier Entrepreneurialism of a Sluggish Energy Transition’, Cultural Anthropology, 41, 3, 2026, pp. 692-717
    • Dinosaurs in the settler imaginaries: Henrik Jaron Schneider, The Truth in These Rocks: Fossil Extraction, Settler Colonialism, and the Dinosaur in the American Imaginary, PhD dissertation, The University of Texas at Austin, 2026
    • Revolutionary Reconciliation (nothing the current settlers would dread more): Basel Mansour, ‘Reconciliation, Decolonization of Relationships, and Egalitarian Bi-nationalism: A Praxis for the IsraeliPalestinian Impasse?’ Perspectives on Politics, 2026
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