... could not. Duke University Press 2009 Spinning without Touching the Wheel: Anticolonialism, Indian Nationalism, and the Deployment of Symbol Rebecca M. Brown...

... and that of the anticolonial national movements. In the period of the Cold War and decolonization, a movement among nonaligned countries sought to preserve the legacy of anticolonial internationalism. Until the 1960s, the violation of human rights was largely seen as related to the persistence of colonial rule and racial...

...Adam Dahl Abstract Rejecting the rigid dichotomy between anticolonial nationalism and postnational solidarity, Adom Getachew's Worldmaking after Empire argues that anticolonial leaders in the Caribbean and Africa did not outright reject the nation-state in their quest for self-determination...

...Yasmin Saikia The connections among anticolonial nationalism, internationalism, and cosmopolitanism in the early twentieth century expand our understanding of the Indian freedom movement in new directions, beyond the activities and leadership of the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League...

... and literal interpretation of the Quran. As this article argues, these differing discourses point to an underappreciated Salafi capacity to go beyond the pure concerns of both anticolonial nationalism and Islamic orthodoxy. References Abugideiri Hibba . Gender and the Making of Modern Medicine...

.... These limits invite a revised approach to writing histories of anticolonial worldmaking. An alternate approach focuses on statecraft (exactitude) and popular politics (inexactitude) at once, echoing the simultaneous affi rmation of nation building and worldmaking in Getachew's theory of decolonization...

... in North East Africa. Over the past decade the study of formal decolonization in the African and Black Atlantic world has been preoccupied with a debate over whether the nation-state was inevitably the political form through which twentieth-century anticolonial political arrangements had...

... on the part of the colonial state was not coincidence, but rather a maneuver designed to construct the LAI, an international anti-imperialist institution based in Berlin, as anathema to the anticolonial nationalist movement led by Nehru and other leaders of the Indian National Congress (INC). Rather than...

... Moment: Self-Determination and the International Origins of Anticolonial Nationalism . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2007 . Mango Andrew . Atatürk . London : John Murray , 1999 . Mishra Pankaj . From the Ruins of Empire: The Intellectuals Who Remade Asia . New York...

... that political Islam has to be conceived historically as a political phenomenon with a range of diverse manifestations that began to emerge during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as anticolonial movements and national liberation struggles became visible in colonized areas of Asia and Africa...

... by Duke University Press 2014 Falluja rise-and-fall narratives comparison anti-imperialism anticolonial nationalism seriality scale References Al-Jazeera America . “ Iraq Loses Control of Fallujah to Al-Qaeda–Linked Group ,” 4 January 2014 , america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/1...

... . The Wilsonian Moment: Self-Determination and the International Origins of Anticolonial Nationalism . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2007 . Nehru Jawaharlal . The Discovery of India . New York : John Day , 1946 . Outlook . “What Tomorrow's India Will Be Like I Can't Say. I Have My...

... Modern Indian History,” published I in volume 36, number 2, Partha Chatterjee examined the intersecting, if discrepant, legacies of this triad of political ideas and movements in twentieth-­century India. Compared to the historical legacy of anticolonial nationalism, he argued, the appeal...

...Shaunna Rodrigues Abstract This article argues that Abul Kalam Azad, one of India's most prominent anticolonial thinkers, was critical of nationalism because of its emphasis on circumscribing a political community with territorial borders. Instead, he conceived of India as a place, and he used...

..., criticism, and practice. Can these challenges be met in ways that resolve the apparent contradictions between the particular—in the form of nationalism—and the universal, in the sense of a radical, global, antiracist project? The desire to recover histories of anticolonialism that might answer this question...

... a template for all subsequent nationalisms in the Ottoman territories, whereas in India it was not until the early twentieth century when internationally circulating ideas of national-­popular sovereignty could supply the ideological framework of anticolonial nationalism? Finally, why is the distinc...

... of the Turkish Republic. While many as well as with the post-­Mughal states, including other national and subnational groups were in- the anticolonialism we find in the Indian national volved in the long process of Ottoman devolution, movement. The statesmen and subjects...

... its not fit Go’s model, which downplays the USSR and own ideology and influence, including economic highlights anticolonial nationalism? How do we fit models, in the colonial and postcolonial world, al-­Qaeda, a child of the Afghan conflict, into Go’s from...

... Collins, the project of worldmaking negotiated the universal—in the sense of a radical antiracism struggle—and the particular in its commitment to anticolonial nationalism. Robbie Shilliam reminds us that these intellectuals sought to carve out a world that transcended the binary of postnationalism...

... and ethical imaginary of the anticolonial era. Malcolm X and Jalal Al-e Ahmad were both political thinkers whose lives were marked by restless intellectual and political exploration. Though both men had worldly concerns, they are each more generally read from within the provincial national concerns found...