Indigenous Shakespeare: Jamie Paris, ‘Becoming a Wolf: Indigenous Pedagogies and Settler Supervision in Sayet’s Where We Belong’, Literature Compass, 2025
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- Settler Salvador: Hector M. Callejas, ‘Remembering Indigenous Genocide Indigenous Land Rights Advocacy and the Settler State in El Salvador’, Latin American Perspectives, 2025
- All decentering is a recentering: Shabana Ali, ‘Unsettling the South Asian settler: Decentring (non-Indigenous) racial oppression An anti-colonial autoethnography’, Journal of Emerging Sport Studies, 12, 2025
- Decolonisation is an art, a martial one: Tricia McGuire-Adams, ‘Grappling with Settler Colonialism Through Martial Arts: How Trauma Informed Martial Arts Provides Intergenerational Healing’, Journal of Emerging Sport Studies, 12, 2025
- Disaster! Cassandra Shepard, Settler Colonialism Is the Disaster: A Critique of New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina and During the COVID-19 Pandemic, University of Illinois Press, 2026
- Decolonisation? David Myer Temin, Remapping Sovereignty: Decolonization and Self-Determination in North American Indigenous Political Thought, University of Chicago Press, 2023
- Definitely in unexpected places (settler colonialism in Afghanistan): David B. Carter, Austin L. Wright, Luwei Ying, ‘Population Displacement and State Building: The Legacies of Pashtun Resettlement in Afghanistan’, International Organization, 2025
- 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
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