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...Colonial Circulations<subtitle>From International Law to the Global Market</subtitle> ...

... racialized labor internal colonialism modernization social neoliberalism single issue development ...

... Preservation of Old Customs Miyako Island Sakishima Sasamori Gisuke Internal colonialism ...

... of these global development templates for thinking about social difference, demonstrating how their implementation in Ecuador drew powerfully on colonial readings of the differential value of social groups. racialized labor internal colonialism modernization social neoliberalism single issue...

... colonial metrics postwar international health humanitarian aid ...

... settler colonialism militarization Hawai‘i internment prisoners of war ...

... of this is immeasurable, and provided inspiration for other similar struggles in the region. Preservation of Old Customs Miyako Island Sakishima Sasamori Gisuke Internal colonialism ...

... cocoa international relations gold Gold Coast colony history ...

... rice variety botanical nomenclature Spanish colonialism International Botanical Congress ...

... Anchored in La Paz during the early 1900s, chapter 1 lays the foundations of internal colonialism as the city of La Paz transformed into an internal metropole intent on expanding the liberal oligarchic state into the rural Aymara hinterlands. It explores how Bolivian statesmen, scientists...

... military projects. settler colonialism militarization Hawai‘i internment prisoners of war ...

... of city and country. Texts included here range from a colonial accounting of the tribute in goods owed by different indigenous communities (held in encomienda ) in the colonial period to the rules an hacienda owner imposed on the sharecroppers he employed in the 1890s to the first-person narration...

... After the United States adopted prohibition for its colony the Philippines in 1905, US officials began to promote prohibition internationally. Despite initial skepticism, especially from Britain and France, countries began to embrace aspects of drug prohibition, starting with opium prohibition...

... With her sustained critique of internal colonialism and patriarchy, Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui has been one of Bolivia’s most incisive public intellectuals in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. Her influential study “ Oppressed but Not Defeated ” (1984) tells the history...

..., the chapter argues that what it terms climate ruin is most accurately interpreted as being internal to the form of the colonial city. The textual centerpiece of the chapter is David Treuer’s novel The Hiawatha , which this chapter uses to theorize the dialectical relationship between climate ruin...