...Residual Lives and Afterlives Chapter 5 argues that Comorian-Malagasy families harnessed their homes to transform themselves into zanatany (children of the soil) over the twentieth century. This chapter brings together family narratives, municipal records, and material artifacts to unwrap...

...Residues and Reinventions ...

...Residue, Rumors, Remnants ...

...Residues of a Dream World ...

... A key tactic of residual governance is to compartmentalize contamination sources. But people experience contaminants simultaneously, not separately or sequentially. At the informal settlement of Tudor Shaft, situated atop the remains of a uranium mine, radioactive contamination became a key...

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... the term residues to theorize the permanence of ideas and structures about immigrant health from both state and popular perspectives. In historical documentation, residues appears as a tag for preimmigration cultural norms, street litter, open sewage, and unused pieces of textiles. This chapter examines...

... The conclusion returns to the question of how South Africa foretells planetary futures. Residual governance drives the Anthropocene and nourishes fantasies of endless growth. It bolsters racial capitalism and presents a formidable challenge to struggles for environmental justice...