...Ilan Pappé This essay compares the Zionist movement with other settler colonialist movements in Palestine and West Africa. The historical context, the formative years, the ideological infrastructure, the symbolic world, and activities on the ground are examined in three cases: the Zionist movement...

... sharply circumscribed by their acceptance of the color line and their colonialist blindness. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 Hilton Obenzinger Naturalizing Cultural Pluralism, Americanizing Zionism: The Settler Colonial Basis to Early-Twentieth- Century Progressive Thought...

..., it is hard to argue against the sense that China’s dominance is imminent—and India’s too. Which raises the question: if there is a “new colonialist”1 in town, or, at the very least, if ours is the moment...

... of a vocabulary of kinship as a form of resistance: “Brother, sister, friend— these are words outlawed by the colonialist bourgeoisie, because for him my brother is my purse, my friend is part of my scheme for getting on” (47). This is followed by his dissection of the distance between the colo- nizer...

... . The Battle for Paradise: Puerto Rico Takes on the Disaster Capitalists . Chicago : Haymarket Books . Ottenhof Luke . 2021a . “ Crypto-Colonialists Use the Most Vulnerable People in the World as Guinea Pigs .” Vice , June 29 . https://www.vice.com/en/article/wx5zz9/crypto-colonialists-use...

... Umoja . 2018 . Algorithms of Oppression . New York : New York University Press . Ostrom Elinor . 2015 . Governing the Commons: The Evolution of Institutions for Collective Action . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Ottenhof Luke . 2021 . “ Crypto-Colonialists Use...

.... These built expressions of the discourse now called Orientalism pro­ vided contrasting experiences of culture at the core and at the periph­ ery of the realm. As exegetes of colonialist practices have noted, this exhibitionary trope also guided visitors at nineteenth-century world s fairs to a standard set...

..., and colonialist Europe which refuses them; that it is the African who is ask- ing for ports and roads, and colonialist Europe which is niggardly on this score; and that it is the colonized man who wants to move forward, and the colonizer who holds things back.”10 Africans were not alone. Indians did...

... problem of the day. Following the Mahdist revolution of 1881, the Sudan was independent for thirteen years, but the slave trade continued to flourish. The slave trade contradiction was eliminated by the British colonialists who occupied the Sudan in 1898, smashing the Mahdist administration...

...: Indonesians have consistently proclaimed that their revo­ lution had to be consummated yet and have been focussing their efforts at building a new world . . . Indonesian politics is the de­ cisive factor which can mark the downfall of the imperialists and colonialists. 13 Not surprisingly these concepts...

... in composition in Berlin to Igor Stravinsky’s aesthet- ics to Kurt Weill’s Jewish identity. She is currently completing a monograph on the role of colonialist spectatorship in the construction of national iden- tity in hybrid works of music and dance created in Europe and the Americas in the year 1933...

... overemphasis, the interpretation is moving­ ly valid. Yet it brings poor Maria into odd company not just that of Smuts or the radical Orangeists of modem Derry, but worse. As Maria s passion for law and order, her increasingly militant commitment to en­ lightened colonialist paternalism, are exacerbated...

..., and other colonialists, who, for the most part, have not yet revealed their findings in print. Laymen will consider Colonial Virginia entertaining and informative; scholars will view it as an indispensable reference work. LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY DON HIGGINBOTHAM ...

... in the embedded and multilayered spaces of colonialism, we confront another monolith—the “Indians are gay” monolith. Indianness and homosexuality are firmly sutured together in colonialist discourse; indeed, languages of savagery and homosexuality are so deeply dependent on one another...

... in the Algerian psychiatric school that had been run by Antoine Porot, an extremely influential and sometimes quite innovative experimental psychia- trist, in spite of his (and perhaps because of his) colonialist outlook (Fanon 1965; Fanon and Lacaton 1955: 1115–16). But Fanon includes at least some...

... the term imperialist acquires a definition all its own, for it is applied indiscriminately to anyone who believed in the unity or consolidation of the British Empire. It is usually also synonymous with colonialist, meaning someone who believed in the subordination of Canada to the mother country...

..., he argued that unless political culture adopted more progressive democratic practices and autonomy was understood more broadly than as mere political independence of British rule, Sudan risked the perpetuation of colonialist exploitation and the intro- duction of new forms of degradation...

... forms of peasant insurgency could not be subsumed Psycho-Marxism and Postcolonial Affect 345 within colonialist or nationalist narrations of nation, posited subaltern studies as a revisionist historiography that would focus (contra main­ stream bourgeois/nationalist historiography) on rural, non-elite...

... as simultaneously anticolonialist and anti-Communist in ideology, mechanical in plan­ ning, expedient in implementation and at the same time colonialist in method. Our own revolutionary tradition undoubtedly influenced the American government to take an idealized view of the Laotian state just emerging from...

..., for example (p. 296), that the European colonialists who set up the slave trade were engaged in an unprecedented, culture-shattering act, ignoring (as he usually does not) the historical record of man s general inhumanity to man. He overlooks such pairs as ragedIenraged in stating (p. 197...