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...Ashwani Sharma By reflecting on running the open-access online “race” journal darkmatter , the author examines the crisis of academic journal publishing. This crisis is manifested by the transformations in the economics of journal production, especially with the rise of open-access publishing...

...Michael McMillan West Indian identity was created in the context of Diasporic migration and the West Indian front room as the `special' room designated in the domestic interiors of migrants was reserved for guests with restricted access to children. In response to the trauma of displacement...

...” mixture stimulates a preference for whiteness, thus reducing the access to power by those deemed black, it simultaneously fuels a rejection for “pure” forms of whiteness as witnessed in the country's celebration of morenidade (brownness). Not all forms of miscegenation are valued in Brazil's myth...

... refer to as “an organic relationship to the emergence of new world order.” In this case, the new world order is institutional structures that determine where, when, and in what context certain conversations about power, access, and social change can and should occur. What is most striking, however...

... intervention in which that work was embedded and reflects on the extent to which studies such as The Price of Emancipation that privilege as their subject matter white metropolitan elites in Britain can do anything other than reinforce inequalities of access to information, to resources...

... the killing of George Floyd, and the profitability of amnesia in our capitalist societies. In this interview, readers can also access a recent poem, “When the looting starts . . . ,” which Philip dedicates to African American activist Tamika D. Mallory. [email protected] Copyright © 2022...

... of aesthetics, visuality, and psychoanalysis led her to an ecologically grounded theory of Caribbean subject formation articulated through her vision of a totalité-vie (life-totality) that is accessed through artistic production. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by Small Axe, Inc. 2022...

...Raquel Salas Rivera Working as principal investigator and head of the translation team for El proyecto de la literatura puertorriqueña / the Puerto Rican Literature Project (PRLP)—a free, bilingual, user-friendly, and open access digital portal that anyone can use to learn about and teach Puerto...

... Jamaican on the page. For creative writers navigating a global publishing market of anglophone editors and readers, this ongoing quest for a truer yet accessible orthography has both creative and market risk. But it also holds out rewards in reclaiming the Jamaican mother tongue and in developing...

... it was not modest. A number of articles from the local journal Antilla 7 Silou, Le cinéma dans les Antilles françaises, 39. 8 See httpwww.fortdefrance.fr/default.asp?cont=6&param=1560&ft= (accessed 5 February 2008); httpsite-image.eu/ index.php?page=film&id=94&partie=PlaceOeuvre (accessed 27 July 2010...

.../20070126/news.news8.html. Accessed 1 March 2007. small axe 24 • October 2007 • p 34–51 • ISSN 0799-0537 SX24 • October 2007 • Winnifred Brown-Glaude | 35 is a dominant frame of meaning used to explain its persistence. In this frame, “bleachers...

.../divisions/wi/collsp/summaries/michaelgoldberg.htm (accessed 2 June 2010). 22 For recent research on the relationship between the United States and Trinidad, see Harvey Neptune, Caliban and the Yankees: Trinidad and the United States Occupation (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2007...

... in new fantasies of mobility, accessibility, and the island paradise: fantasies that are being supported by increasingly fantastical resort developments. Although this appears as simply an intensification of the existing tourism development strategies promoted under late twentieth century...

..., www.theglobalcaribbean.org/index.php (accessed 10 January 2013). 44 Giscard Bouchotte, “Haiti: Kingdom of This World,” in 1er Pavillon d'Haïti: Dossier de Presse / 1st Haitian Pavilion: Press Kit (Paris: Service Culturel de l'Ambassade d'Haiti, 2011), 6–7. 45 The other exhibition in this project was called...

... that resist the contemporary iconography of slavery that Stoddart's work is perhaps at its best. 1 Stoddart's work is deeply personal and charts a journey of transformation and consciousness. This consciousness is at first unique and individual—not collective—and is accessed through a patient process...

... speak one primary language, they are certainly aware of the existence of others and, more particularly, of the fact that a number of their compatriots have access to these other languages. Any serious analysis of Haiti's linguistic situation must take this factor into account, namely, that Haitian...

...-africain ; on archives, see 35–36. One of the very few Swedish historians who used the FSB before the digitization project started was the Swedish Lutheran bishop and church historian Jan Arvid Hellström (who died prematurely in an accident in 1994). He got partial access to the FSB in the 1980s...

... , caribbeandigitalnyc.net/keywords/2020/11/16/history (accessed 12 July 2021). In using the word conjuncture , I am thinking especially of the way David Scott discusses the co-occurrence of generations of scholars and scholarly thought in Stuart Hall’s Voice: Intimations of an Ethics of Receptive Generosity (Durham, NC...

..., chiefly the British territories, had to build on the educational foundations they had inherited from their imperial masters; but they too sought a measure of decolonization in education. . . . Secondary education was taken to the countryside and democratized; equality of access to second...

... million active customer accounts and, thus, potential reviewers, Amazon.com reviews have an accessibility and a long shelf life that make them critically rich sources for interpretations of Channer's novel, ones that offer insight into myriad ways the novel was received. 8 As such, these e...