Neo-Colonial Subjectivities in Resilience Praxis and the Urgency to Think ‘Beyond Inclusion’
Decolonising resilience proffers a non-homogenising ground to re-conceptualise and rethink (neo)colonial subjectivities and power imbalances in resilience policies.
Review – On Nationalism
This essay collection, edited by Sassoon, portrays Hobsbawm’s search to understand and evaluate nationalism through the ages, but could do with more contextual analysis.
Opinion – Decolonization Is Decisive in the Confrontation with Russia
Rather than succumb to hubris, the West needs to better articulate its own anti-colonial agenda in both rhetoric and actions.
Review – Building States
Muschik provides an in-depth account of UN efforts to decolonise and state-build post-World War II, offering rare insight into the role of non-state actors.
Interview – Manu Bhagavan
Manu Bhagavan reflects on the progress of decolonised outlooks in the Global South, as well as ideological changes in Indian foreign policy.
Interview – Nivi Manchanda
Nivi Manchanda talks about the influence of the Black Panther Party on movements today, a racial militarism framework, anti-racism, and the importance of decolonising academia.
Interview – Peter Vale
Peter Vale reflects and expands on his recent chapter ‘Crossings and Candles: Reflecting on International Relations’ in the textbook Foundations of International Relations.
Interview – Pallavi Raghavan
Pallavi Raghavan talks about moving away from colonial and hegemonic tropes and making IR more inclusive of the Global South.
The Xukuru Vision of Sacred Agriculture as a Counter-Hegemonic Proposal
The knowledge and practices of care seek to heal, through agricultural-spiritual systems, the impacts of territorial invasion.
The Internationalization of the Landless Workers Movement in Latin America
A revolutionary process must be internationalist, otherwise it won’t have the strength to confront a system so transnationalized like capitalism.
