... IV Neocolonialism The newly independent Cuban Republic was inaugurated on  May under the presidency of Tomás Estrada Palma. But Cuban independence would be a fragile entity, interrupted by a series of U.S. military and political...

... two ‘‘PAN-PAN GIRLS’’ PERFORMING AND RESISTING NEOCOLONIALISM(S) IN THE PACIFIC THEATER U.S. Military Prostitution in Occupied Japan, 1945–1952 ✩ MICHIKO TAKEUCHI For...

...Three TRANSNATIONALISMS AGAINST THE STATE: CONTESTING NEOCOLONIALISM IN THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE, CUBAN NEGRISMO, AND MEXICAN INDIGENISMO . In the mid-1920s, two special issues of the Survey Graphic appeared within one year of...

... Chapter 2 NEOCOLONIAL LEGACIES AND EVOLVING WAR POLITICAL HISTORIES Politics, Karlström (2004) argues in an article on postwar rebuild- ing in Buganda...

... CHAPTER IV EMERGENCE OF THE NEOCOLONIAL o RD ER (1 8 5 0 - 1 8 8 0 ) VERY SLOWLY AFTER r850, Latin America began to harvest the fruits of political independence. Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia-countries with economies...

... CHAPTER V MATURITY OF THE NEOCOLONIAL o RD ER (1 8 8 0 - 1 9 3 0 ) THE ADVANCE OF A primary export economy in most of Latin Amer• ica signaled the consolidation of the neocolonial order in the final quarter of the...

... redeemed indians, barbarized cholos crafting neocolonial modernity in liberal bolivia, 1900–1910 Brooke Larson This essay isolates a pivotal decade in the racial formation of Bolivia’s exclu- sionary political culture.∞ I refer to the...

... for thinking contemporary queer worldliness. It considers debates on homo-nationalism, multiculturalism, transnationalism, diaspora, neocolonialism, Islamophobia, globalization, and the concept of the global gay, analyzing how films construct racialized and geopolitically hierarchized positions from...

... Indonesia after only six months, accusing the Foundation of harboring neocolonial ambitions. This experience, along with a dispute over copyright with Sutan Takdir Alisjahbana, a key figure among the group of pro-Western Indonesian writers and intellectuals with whom Wright associated in 1955, may help...

... Foundation of harboring neocolonial ambitions. This experience, along with a dispute over copyright with Sutan Takdir Alisjahbana, a key figure among the group of pro-Western Indonesian writers and intellectuals with whom Wright associated in 1955, may help explain why there is no documentary record of any...

... This chapter underscores the ways in which post-1945 neocolonialism in the region has set in place a hegemonic framework in East Asia predicated upon developmentalism and internal division within East Asia itself. Such a division has obscured an understanding of the colonial past in both Korea...

... This chapter analyzes Díaz’s work through his critique of U.S. neocolonialism. His attention to classism, intraethnic racism, and internalized racism illustrates Drown’s effectiveness as what the chapter terms a narrative of loss. Díaz’s text grapples with the immediate, measurable losses...

... Class on the Neocolonial Terrain by Butch Lee and Red Rover (1993). These books still circulate among dissident prisoners but are largely unknown otherwise. Still they offer a fruitful point of convergence of academic and social movement knowledge formations: the insurrection of subjugated knowledges. ...

... practice–called “the Coyolxauhqui process.” Retraces her journey through the museum’s exhibit, Anzaldúa explores colonialism, neocolonialism, and the subjugated artist’s role in the decolonization process. Emphasizing border arte’s personal and collective dimensions, Anzaldúa connects her aesthetics to the...

... The intimate yet oft-forgotten history of U.S.-Philippine relations—one of war, empire, and neocolonialism—has produced two paradoxical situations. The first, a cultural one in which Filipinos are figured as innately musical people and, yet, possess no unique musical traditions. The second, a...

... This chapter considers the neocolonial condition of Okinawa. Situated at the geopolitical threshold of East Asia and the Northwest Pacific, Okinawa became an increasingly important subject of knowledge in anthropology and area studies during the 1940s. After the Allied powers’ victory, Okinawa...

... affective and embodied engagement with place, for a resurgence of Hawaiian epistemologies. The Introduction also presents the neocolonial surf tourism industry, illuminating how this capitalist institution effaces Kanaka places and oceanic practices under an ethos of discovery and conquest. The...