... the newly independent United States of while distinctive in character, demonstrates the crucial America. Thereafter, there was a small but steady arrival importance of religious beliefs and practices to con- of black Americans until the American emancipation of quered, oppressed or uprooted...

...Jean-Luc Racine; Josiane Racine © 1998: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1998 Dalit Identities and The Dialectics of Oppression and Emancipation in a Changing India: The Tamil Case and Beyond Jean-Luc Racine...

...Arvind Rajagopal The conclusion of the Cold War era led to triumphal predictions about the end of history. In fact, the moment marked an end to mass utopias, that is, to the widespread belief in collective emancipation fostered by technologies of the modern state. To reflect on utopia as both...

... of emancipation during the nineteenth century that redeployed the same peoples for colonial navies and rendered them into subalterns. The fourth section concludes with a brief discussion of modern historiography, which places all Afro-Asians in diaspora and confirms nationalist border thinking. References...

.... The arguments for gender equality would have been made too early for a society that had practically no rights for women (early phases), when men played the dominant role. Thus the frame of “emancipation through reform” provided the perfect phrase to attract other men in the struggle. The frame of “gender...

... for meaningful knowledge directed at human emancipation. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. References Burawoy Michael . “ Provincializing the Social Sciences...

... represents a powerful example of insurgent thought within the global history of slavery and emancipation in the British imperial world. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Jotirao Phule’s Satyashodh and the Problem of Subaltern Consciousness Dominic Vendell...

... is expected to be. Comparing naming practices and name acquisition by blacks and Jews in British colonial West Africa and Central Europe during the century of emancipation from the 1780s to the 1860s, and during the subsequent era of growing exclusionist racism and anti-Semitism, this essay examines being...

... the nineteenth and twentieth centuries minority politics became a rubric for sociopolitical emancipation, providing a framework for intellectuals in colonized Asia and Africa to question European powers' treatment of marginalized communities. Bar Sadeh and Houwink ten Cate contend that “minority” has unique...

...Kelvin Ng Abstract In this article, Ng examines Tan Malaka's engagements with labor universalism and Muslim universality in his respective attempts to theorize the problematic of minority subjectivity vis-à-vis universal emancipation. Located at the periphery of global capitalism, Indonesia, though...

... and cultural emancipation that was used not only to challenge colonial rule but also to further numerous anti-caste movements against existing Brahmanical institutions and practices. While the history of anti-caste and Dalit engagements with Buddhism has largely been studied through a discussion of the Indian...

... and Malagasy traits, irrespective of how historical discourse on slavery and emancipation in academics might wish to define the term. In academic the Indian Ocean region. From being a taboo subject or “intellectual” circles, especially those in the field of ten years ago, the issue of slavery is today...

... h anaheeet eae owmnseacpto curddrn oittimes, Soviet during occurred emancipation women’s to related achievements main The area, the in presence Russian the before that indicates subject the on literature rich...

... accounts of human freedom, after all? How does the idea of abolition-­democracy or the temporality of anticolonial mutiny (ghadr) reorient narratives of political emancipation? What kind of a political subject is the shahid (mar- tyr), the shahir (poet), the Dalit...

...- slave emancipation in the British West Indies during the tial and temporal scales, both authors treat relations of 1830s and the abolition of the slave trade in 1807 capitalism and slavery as if they were integral political...

..., political), but in fact is still relevant the first to struggle for emancipation. The struggles of on many accounts. Perceptions, mindsets, the level of the high non-Brahmin castes starting a century ago, and involvement in social movements are not similar all over the so-called “Other Backward Classes...

... minor- Modernism and Auto-Emancipation: ity rule whose first reflex remained “the instinctive Tayyib al –‘Oqbi and the Algiers Progress Club prevention of the colonist towards the indigène Among the leading figures of the Algerian salafi- whose revolt he fears,” as a report on public instruc- yya...

.... Hundreds of thousands of men as and his writings, especially in his weekly paper, leaders have died in the past for the freedom of their Blackman, (1929-1931), as well as in his later monthly country - the emancipation of their respective peoples - journal published in Jamaica and London...

..., bate in a world economic context. He explores capitalist the rise and failure of the Caribbean Labor Congress development and slave emancipation in the context of (CLC), which was established in 1945, the years of the the restructuring of the world economy during the first San Francisco conference...

... makers in Europe and North America understand to be absent from or repressed by Muslim-majority societies. Feminist observers and scholars, on the other hand, have been more interested in Kurdish women's emancipation as it relates to ethnonationalist politics, wondering whether women's rights...