what’s new

• Settler colonialism rising from the dead: Jae Page, The Dead and Property: Legal Geographies of the SettlerColonial Cemetery, PhD dissertation, University of Toronto, 2026
• Settlers from migrants: Rosalinda Furlan, Second Generation Euro-Canadians: Resisting or Embracing a White Settler Identity?, PhD dissertation, University of Toronto, 2026
• With a chapter on ‘The Great Emancipator and American Indians’, by James Precht and Scott L. Stabler: in Michael S. Green, Evan C. Rothera, Shae Smith Cox (eds), A Companion to Abraham Lincoln, Wiley, 2026
• Settler feudalism: Law&history: Clare Davidson, ‘Feudalism as comparative jurisprudence: F. W. Maitland and medievalism in Australian land law’, Law & History: Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Law and History Society, 12, 1, 2026, pp. 1-30
• The double alienation of settler colonialism: Sujatha Fernandes, ‘Beyond Wage Work: Rethinking Alienation in Indigenous Migrant Labor’, Journal of Labor and Society, 2026
• Resistances deSPITE settler colonialism: Chelsea Watego, Kevin Yow Yeha, Jamal Nabulsi, David Singh, Alissa Macoun, Elizabeth Strakosch, Scaring the shit out of the colony: Sovereignty, solidarity, survival … and spite’, Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, 2026
• The settler colonialism of sociology: Dean Ray, ‘Settler-Colonial Structure and Indigenous Agency’, Sociological Theory, 2026
• A deliberate misconstruction (it seems obvious, but think about it: if the ‘settlers’ are not in charge, they are immigrants and there is no settler colonialism): Yehezkel Lein, Oren Yiftachel, ‘Estonia’s Russian Speakers: Contiguous Settler Colonialism and its Aftermath’, Europe-Asia Studies, 2026
• On the ideology of population replacement: Sarah Bracke, Luis Manuel Hernández Aguilar, ‘Een begripsgeschiedenis van de Germaanse tak van de ‘population replacement’ ideologie’, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 139, 2, 2026, pp. 154-178
• 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