what’s new

• Bypassing settler colonialism: Ken Wilson, Walking the Bypass: Notes on Place from the Side of the Road, University of Regina Press, 2025
• The settler repressed re-emerges as horror: Laura Hall, Bloodied Bodies, Bloody Landscapes: Settler Colonialism in Horror, University of Regina Press, 2025
• Racial and settler capitalism: Zophia Edwards, ‘W. E. B. Du Bois on the Logics of Settler Colonialism’, Sociological Forum, 2025
• Radical healing as decolonisation: Laurie D. McCubbin, Christine Park, Fei Bi Chan, ‘Indigenous Resurgence as Radical Healing Among Native Hawaiians’, in Zed Zhipeng Gao, Maria I. Medved (eds), Global Perspectives on Cultural Politics in Indigenous Psychology, Palgrave Macmillan, 2025, pp 239-259
• Displaceable in the settler city: Uri Ansenberg, Erez Tzfadia, Oren Yiftachel, Oded Haas, ‘Displaceable! Precarious urban citizenship in Israel/Palestine’, Politics and Space C, 2025
• Settler refugeeism: Khoi Nguyen, ‘Beyond Kinh(ship): The Making of Vietnamese Settler Refugeeism Through Land and Dispossession’, Journal Journal of Transnational American Studies, 16, 2, 2025
• Settler ghosts, settler storytelling: Jamie Ashworth, ‘”The ghosts of bygone ages rude”: Ecology, Religion, and the Gothic in the New Zealand Settler Fable, 1845-1878’, AJVS, 29, 2, 2025, pp. 56-72
• Unracial settler colonialism in Aotearoa: Luka Budak, Marijana Borić, ‘Scientific, linguistic and migration research: Croatian Dalmatian communities in New Zealand’, Časopis Hrvatskih studija, 20-21, 1, 2025
• Racial settler colonialism in Aotearoa: Heather Gao, ‘Chinese racialisation and colonial complicity: connecting capitalism, white supremacy and settler colonisation in Aotearoa’, Settler Colonial Studies, 2025
• Prosthetic settler colonialism: Caroline Lieffers, ‘Disability, Spirituality, and Settler Colonialism: The Story of Joseph La Flesche’s Artificial Leg’, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 99, 3, 2025, pp. 457-487
• Leveraging the settler ecostory: Caitlin Morton, Settler Colonialism and the Australian Environment: A Sociolegal Discourse Analysis of Decolonising Narratives Mobilised by First Nations Peoples in Modern Australian Environmental Conflicts, PhD dissertation, University of Sydney, 2025
• The death of settler colonialism: Rye Purvis, ‘A conceptual review of a land-informed Native American Death Pedagogy: Overcoming settler colonialism and the Western Death System’, Death Studies, 2025
• Once they were migrants (then they were settlers): Fotios Papadopoulos, From migrants to settlers: the history of Greek communities in colonial Zimbabwe and Tanganyika, 1890s-1960, PhD dissertation, EUI, 2025
• Not necessarily vulnerable: Jade Jenkinson, ‘Contemporary Crises, Historical Antecedents: Refusing Vulnerability in Indigenous Speculative Fictions’, Comparative American Studies An International Journal, 2025
• Growing settlers thinking about settler colonialism: Robert Petrone, ‘”I’m from the federal government and I’m here to help”: An examination of how Firekeeper’s Daughter educates about settler colonialism’, Bank Street Occasional Paper Series, 54, 2025, pp. 73-85