... justice protests in the summer of 2020 and completed amid the invasion of Ukraine in 2022—two events with global reverberations that decisively punctured the illusions of a post-imperial, post-socialist, and post-racial world order homogenized by the unfettered spread of neoliberal capitalism—the articles...

...Robert Warrior Abstract Noting the entwined histories of settler colonialism and racial capitalism, Robert Warrior investigates the place of Native Americans in colonial hierarchies manifest across US history, from an 1804 encounter in Washington, DC, between the Osage people and Thomas Jefferson...

... by University of Oregon 2022 racial capitalism Asia Rising Indian Ocean worlds Amitav Ghosh Kevin Kwan IN THE SUMMER of 2018, the notion of rich Asians, indeed “crazy rich Asians,” hit a fever pitch with the premiere of John M. Chu’s feature film Crazy Rich Asians , adapted from Singaporean...

... . Medak-Saltzman Danika Tiongson Antonio T. Jr. “Racial Comparativism Reconsidered.” Critical Ethnic Studies 1 . 2 ( 2015 ): 1 – 7 . Print . Melamed Jodi . Represent and Destroy: Rationalizing Violence in the New Racial Capitalism . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 2011...

... a New Civil Rights Movement Began — and Won't End.” The Guardian 9 Aug. 2015 . Web. 31 Aug. 2015 . Melamed Jodi . Represent and Destroy: Rationalizing Violence in the New Racial Capitalism . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 2011 . Print . Moten Fred . “test...

... for the Europeans” (84), he nevertheless concedes that the Africanists were much more amenable to a racialized view of South Africa’s past and future and “identified oppressors in racial terms” (83). Capitalism disguised as democracy / 71 What is so obvious...

... historically has also been overwhelmingly the racially privileged caste. This quandary is a long-deferred reckoning with the reality that democracy and capitalism are only contingently related, not twin pillars of a shared worldview. Red Pill offers a solution of sorts in its diagnosis of the limitation...

..., a tone. A steady hand, however, registers not as animated but as neutral. For me, neutral is a subset of the weak a ects through which critics have sought to make sense of late capitalism. But, unlike the ugly, cruel, cool, and ordinary, neutral names the distinctly post-Cold War and post-racial...

... by civilizational and racial roots, instead of an inevitable consequence of capitalism’s craving for markets. It is evident in his poem “Panmongolism” (1894), in which Solov’ev used the Byzantine legacy, the image of the Great Wall of China, and the metaphor of locusts to depict this crisis in racial terms...

... and shows how it is in fact a manifestation of a prolonged circular relationship between racial capitalism, colonialism, and accumulation. These multigenerational sagas are haunted by the specters of colonial capitalist structures and trade networks into which Asian elite classes adapted themselves, laying...

... not invented and without which it could not be written. The language of logical argument talks in its sleep about settlement and expropriation, colonialism and racial capitalism in noonday life. In this way the logical terminology of “contradiction” fairly comes to represent material friction in Marx. Much...

... Thompson, and Hughes turned to the Soviet Union in search of an antidote to the essentialist understandings of racial difference in the United States, connecting black protest to an international proletarian opposition to the global dominance of Western capitalism and impe- rialism.3 The Soviet...

... Press, 1961 . Omi, Michael, and Howard Winant. Racial Formation in the United States: From the 1960s to the 1980s . New York: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1986 . Padilla, Felix. Latino Ethnic Consciousness: The Case of Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans in Chicago . Indianapolis: Notre Dame...

... of Literature 38 . 2 ( 2005 ): 19 -35. Doyle, Laura. “Transnationalism at Our Backs: A Long View of Larsen, Woolf, and Queer Racial Subjectivity in Atlantic Modernism.” Modernism/Modernity 3 ( 2006 ): 531 -59. DuBois, W. E. B. From the Souls of Black Folk . 1903. Ed. Brent Hayes Edwards. Oxford...

... of rage against an American-led expansion of the world market, whose financial and military might is symbolized by the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Like the advances of transnational capital to the farthest corner of our planet, this eruption of atrocious vengeance directed at the metropolitan...

... by their presumed canonicity, whether Eurocentric or otherwise, but by their worldliness. It turns to the global decolonial moment of the 1960s to read that world historical event as a world literary event. By framing the racial, national, and imperial formations that resonate out from Bandung and China, the essay...

...: 251). Four group members called the cancellation a “compromise with the racial prejudice of American Capitalism and World Imperialism” and suggested that Moscow’s bid for U.S. diplomatic recogni- tion was to blame (Lewis et al while another rumor suggested that Colonel Hugh Cooper, the American...

... possible, and problematic, by beginning the line with the word “Negroes,” thereby multiplying possible readings in order to imply internationally diverse racial des- ignations that include this capitalized “Negro,” its lower-case variant, and even the COMPARATIVE LITERATURE / 240 less politically...

... racialized labor in settler-colonial capitalism by Ikyo Day ( 2016 ). These are significant attempts to decolonize ethnic studies in the midst of the ongoing settler colonization of Indigenous peoples. As an elite and Eurocentric discipline for much of its history, the urgency for decolonizing comparative...

..., 1995 . Originally published as Sexual Suicide. New York: Quadrangle/The New York Times Book Company, 1973. ____. Microcosm: The Quantum Revolution in Economics and Technology . New York: Simon and Schuster, 1989 . ____. “The Moral Sources of Capitalism.” Imprimis 12 . 1 ( Dec. 1980 ): 1...