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..., and prostitution. White settlers and officials argued that Africans must be protected from “contaminating” forces, like mission education, urbanization, and political participation, that could expose them to sexual vice. The introduction situates the book within the fields of settler colonial studies and queer...

... of surveillance and punishment that continue to impact contemporary Native people. Drawing upon scholarship in Native American history and settler colonial studies, this chapter traces the interlocking and interchangeable nature of institutions that ensnared Native peoples and their communities, one of the book’s...

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... The introduction surveys the book's arguments and reviews relevant literature in the fields of environmental history, Indigenous environmental studies, and science and technology studies. It addresses why weather-dependent settler colonialism is a vital area of study and explains how and why...

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... The focus of surveillance studies has generally been on the modern, bureaucratic state. And yet the history of patriarchal and colonialist surveillance in this continent is much longer. The traditional account of surveillance studies tends to occlude the manner in which the settler state...

... deportation advances settler colonialism. Settling requires evolving legal regimes to maintain territorial and social control over a space animated by Indigenous sovereignty. The chapter bridges critical migration studies and critical Indigenous studies to analyze contemporary mass displacement. I propose...

... This essay argues that critical ethnic studies emerged from and needs to be connected to social movement knowledge production. It analyzes a lost archive of ethnic studies movement knowledge through an examination of subterranean literature on racial formation and settler colonialism produced...

... contemporary developments in new technologies and the intensification of surveillance since the 1980s, tracing the history of surveillance back to organized forms of state control such as settler colonialism, the management of women's reproductive autonomy, the regulation of sexuality and the institutionalized...

..., these erosion narratives become “sense of place” formulations within regional studies that produce troubling affinities with settler colonial practices. settler colonialism Indigenous studies environmental humanities literary regionalism ...

... of racial capitalism, settler colonialism, and slavery. Second, it argues that it is imperative to enrich understandings of how the discourse of abandonment—and its categorical deployment—shapes urban planning and governance decisions and the stakes thereof. Finally, it argues that studies of land struggles...

... the two artists, who both lived in Rome during the late nineteenth century, and analyzing their work, the chapter unsettles core colonial assumptions in studies of neoclassical art: that Indigenous peoples belonged in the past, had no place in the future, and existed only on the margins of civilization...

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... This chapter proceeds from writings by trans feminine people active in 1970s Trans Liberation political projects in New York City, Philadelphia, and Miami. The chapter was written in the ongoing life of an anti-Black and settler colonial order, where trans feminine life and resistance continue...

... The focus of surveillance studies has generally been on the modern, bureaucratic state. And yet the history of patriarchal and colonialist surveillance in this continent is much longer. The traditional account of surveillance studies tends to occlude the manner in which the settler state...

... expanding amalgam connected to multiplying practices and procedures, people, organizations, technologies, and funding rationales. In the context of the US-Mexico border, discourses of intrusion have been shaped through settler colonial and imperial fantasies that have intensified over time. These discourses...

... Chapter 6 begins with a curious, extreme relation made between Hurricane Katrina and the highly studied and exposed geographies of the Israeli occupation of Gaza. The chapter works through Israel’s 2005 experience of “disengagement” from its settler occupation of parts of the Gaza Strip, which...

... of decolonization rather than a politics of recognition sovereignty decolonization heteronormativity settler colonialism This essay interrogates social movements’ complicity in white supremacy through their adoption of “hate crimes” organizing as the model by which to address racial violence...