what’s new

• Nice settlers (still settlers): Miguel Montalva Barba, White Supremacy and Racism in Progressive America: Race, Place, and Space, Bristol University Press, 2024
• Settler colonialism is quite unhealthy (some data): Nicole A. Thomas, Settler Colonial Determinants Of Indigenous Health: Relationship Between Indigenous Women’s Level Of Allostatic Load And High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy, PhD dissertation, University of Wisconsin, 2024
• A Chinese Christian colony in Sarawak: Ivy Kenneth Janson, Shifting Sovereignties: Sovereignty Production across the New Fuzhou Settler-Colonial Environment in Sarawak in the Early Twentieth Century (1901-1935), MA dissertation, University of North Carolina, 2024
• Nakba as legal concept (also on settler colonialism as a legal category): Rabea Eghbariah, ‘Toward Nakba as a Legal Concept’, Columbia Law Review, 124, 4, 2024, pp. 887-991
• Settler colonial cowboy: Beenash Jafri, ‘Native Survivance and the Violent Pleasures of Resignifying the Cowboy’, American Quarterly, 76, 2, 2024, pp. 311-322
• A history of (settler colonial) violence: Sami Lakomäki, ‘Talking about violence: bloody stories and colonialism in Sápmi, ca. 1600-1900’, Scandinavian Journal of History, 2024
• Mutual belonging against bsettler colonialism: Brenda Nicolas, ‘Pertenencia Mutua: Indigenous Oaxacans Contesting Settler Colonial Grammars’, American Quarterly, 76, 2, 2024, pp. 241-271
• The utopia of Indigenous/nonindigenous insurgencies: Japhy Wilson, ‘Chronicle of an Insurgent Utopia’, in Jorge León Casero, Julia Urabayen (eds), Rethinking Democracy for Post-Utopian Worlds, Palgrave, 2024, pp. 193-206
• Antisettler blockades: Peter Nyers, ‘Decolonizing blockades: Settler-citizen solidarities with indigenous blockades’, Politics and Space C, 2024
• Settler soil: Melissa M Arcand, ‘miyo wîcêhtowin “good relations”: reckoning with the relationship between Indigenous Peoples and soil science in Canada’, Canadian Journal of Soil Science, 2024
• A settler colonial city: Michael Thornton, ‘Toward a Japanese paradigm of settler-colonial urbanism?’ Urban History, 2024
• The middle (west) of settler colonialism: David A. Nichols, ‘Exiles in the Old Northwest: How Northern Trans-Appalachia Became Midwestern’, Indiana Magazine of History
• Ambivalent liberation (from settler colonialism): Tariq Dana, ‘A postcolonial moment or colonial subcontractor?’ International Politics, 2024
• Messed up (a settler colonial moment): Matthew Kruer, Time of Anarchy: Indigenous Power and the Crisis of Colonialism in Early America, Harvard University Press, 2022
• Settler colonise Mars (settlerophilia as biophilia): Aditi Anil Hadkar, Habitat on Mars, MA dissertation, Victoria Tech, 2024