Decolonial and Anticolonial Research
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Everyone involved in the international development research chain, from research funders, planners and practitioners to local community members, has the right to be safe from harm. To contribute to wider efforts across the international... more
Safeguarding in International Development Research: Report on Phase 2 International Consultation. In October 2019, UKCDR commissioned a team led by the University of Liverpool (UoL) in partnership with the Liverpool School of Tropical... more
MacLeod, K. (2016). Leslie Brown and Susan Strega. Research as Resistance: Revisiting Critical, Indigenous, and Anti-Oppressive Approaches, Second Edition. (Toronto, ON: 2015, Canadian Scholars’ Press. Pp. 269, ISBN: 978-1551308-82-1.). ,... more
This work questions if there is a need for a Native-controlled school in central Oklahoma and evaluates what can be done to improve educational opportunities for Native students (particularly through a Native-controlled school). This... more
Case studies in postcolonial contextualization mark a forty-year-old missiolog-ical trend in evangelical scholarship. The largely unqualified support of indigenous theological expression by mission theorists represents an epistemological... more
بواری لێکۆڵینەوە لەسەر کوردستان و کورد گیرۆدەی ئەو تیۆری و مێتۆدانەیە کە سیستەمی کۆلۆنیالیزم وەک بەشێک لە چەوساندەوە کەڵکی لێ وەردەگرێ. کۆی ئەو زانیارییانەی کە لەسەر کوردستان کەڵەکە بوون و ئەو زانستەی کە وەک لێکۆڵینەوەی کوردی/کوردۆلۆژی... more
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Postcolonial theory has recently come under critique as an interpretative scheme applied to Eastern Europe and particularly Ukraine. However, a closer look suggests that the critique applies only to some aspects of the approach, such as a... more
Saucier's volume is a must-read for those really engaged in the struggle against the epistemicide (Santos, 2018) and the reversive epistemicide (Paraskeva, 2019), against institutional racism, genderism, and classism so rooted in the... more
This paper draws from research on small-scale maize production in Mexico’s Central Highland region to discuss the geopolitical implications of everyday agricultural practices. An overwhelming majority of maize farmers in this region, as... more
My editor's introduction and overview of the Arts Research Africa 2020 Conference held in Johannesburg, South Africa. Explanation for the strategic emphasis on pan-African outreach, and the conference theme of “How does artistic research... more
Sobre la militancia anticolonial de Karl Marx
In just over three months since Russian invaded Ukraine, more than 14 million people have fled their homes (BBC, 2022, May 27). This forced colonial context occurring over a rapidly compressed time and space makes visible the... more
Globally, one in eight people lacks access to potable water; more people die from unsafe drinking water than from all forms of violence, including war. A substantial body of research documents that the privatization of water – led by... more
This analysis investigates the limits of colonial modernity in the 20th century Dutch East Indies at a time that coincided with the building of the Indonesian national project. I am interested in the constitution of the national teleology... more
Case studies in postcolonial contextualization mark a forty-year-old missiolog-ical trend in evangelical scholarship. The largely unqualified support of indigenous theological expression by mission theorists represents an epistemological... more
The book 'Socjalistyczny postkolonializm. Rekonsolidacja pamięci' (Socialist Postcolonialism: Memory Reconsolidation) is about the Polish postcolonial tradition of before 1989, which has been blanked out of memory. The year 2000, i.e.,... more
This essay examines the role of data practices in the making and refuting of settler colonial environmental science. Investigating the epistemic contestation surrounding environmental contamination produced by the oil industry in Alberta,... more
Globally, one in eight people lacks access to potable water; more people die from unsafe drinking water than from all forms of violence, including war. A substantial body of research documents that the privatization of water-led by global... more
This article focuses on the idea of ‘colonial modernity’ to pursue a dual theoretical purpose: to interrogate the givenness of ‘modernity’ as an overarching and over-determining epistemological framework; and, secondly, to indicate how... more
Bilingual and TESOL in-service teachers at a large public university in Texas were interviewed about their identity and any relationship to translanguaging. Semi-structured interviews and researcher observations were deconstructed through... more