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Colonies and international conscience : report to the Fabian Colonial Bureau
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Internal Colonialism and Democracy [PDF]
Philosophy Today, 2023 This essay examines the relationship between African American internal colonialism and democracy, highlighting the complexities of democracy that make it both susceptible to oppressive violence at home and abroad, as well as a potential resource for emancipation and equality.
Burgos, Adam
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Critique of Anthropology, 1997
■ Anthropology's claims not only to special insight into systems of struc tural inequality, but a special mandate to expose and condemn them, become problematic in light of the discipline's studied inattention to the emergence of a large and growing underclass of underemployed and marginal professionals within its own ranks.
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■ Anthropology's claims not only to special insight into systems of struc tural inequality, but a special mandate to expose and condemn them, become problematic in light of the discipline's studied inattention to the emergence of a large and growing underclass of underemployed and marginal professionals within its own ranks.
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Internal colonialism and neoliberal coloniality in the Amazon
Concilium, 2023the objective of this paper is to analyze how the economic policies of the Brazilian Business-Military Dictatorship imposed in the Amazon were responsible for consolidating a dynamic of internal colonialism whose legacies are expressed in the perpetuation of social conflicts, environmental degradation and socioeconomic and regional inequality.
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2005
The sixteen concentration camps that operated in the Cyrenaica region of Libya between 1930 and 1933 constitute one of the grimmest aspects of Italian colonial history.1 About four-fifths of the nomadic and seminomadic populations of the Marmarica and of the Jabal-Akhdar plateau (almost half the population of eastern Libya) were forced to settle in the
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The sixteen concentration camps that operated in the Cyrenaica region of Libya between 1930 and 1933 constitute one of the grimmest aspects of Italian colonial history.1 About four-fifths of the nomadic and seminomadic populations of the Marmarica and of the Jabal-Akhdar plateau (almost half the population of eastern Libya) were forced to settle in the
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Cities, Post-Coloniality and International Law
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020In recent decades, the local, the municipal and the city have emerged as virtuous spaces where development and global integration can finally be achieved in the postcolony. In this chapter, we locate this emergence within a broader history of international attempts to organise and regularise urban life through multi-scalar governance structures.
Luis Eslava, George Hill
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