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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"colonial capitalism"”.
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The Water to Which We Belong: Aqua nullius and Frames of Wara in a Black Oceania
… and Black existence in Oceania under modernity’s colonial-capitalist world system. Recognising that these logics and their consequences are necessary to the functioning of modernity, it asserts that Hau’ofa’s call to a new Oceania has embedded within it a call to end the world of modernity, of …
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Going to Jong: A Burden of History and Current Option Among Northern Ghanaian Farm Migrants
… Ghana into societies still in transition from colonial capitalism.
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THE MATERIALITY OF KNOWLEDGE: THE COLONIAL ROOTS OF THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY
… aims to draw on the theoretical legacy of postcolonial critique, which includes the assumption of a fundamental continuity between colonial history and our postcolonial world, in order to rethink the current configuration of the relationship between capital and knowledge (usually analysed in …
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Labour migration and its impact on non-capitalist social formations : a comparative study of the Tonga and Ngoni-Tumbuka in Malawi, circa 1880 to 1940
… formations of the Tonga and Ngoni-Tumbuka under colonial-capitalism .until 194-0. It is an attempt to locate and analyse transformations of the major social. Relations which structured and organised the lives of the Tonga and Ngoni ... Turnbuka at the rural, ·village level during the period under …
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The Dialectics of Form: Reification and Genre in Early Twentieth-Century American Literature
… and gender reproduce or challenge transnational capitalism’s reifying processes. My readings of articulations of racialized and gendered subjectivity during two pivotal periods in US history offers a new way of understanding the historical conditions underlying the emergence and circulation of …
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An analytical tale of the social media discursive enactment of networked everyday resistance during the #feesmustfall social movement in South Africa
… of mainstream discourses of liberal democracy, colonial capitalism, national democratic revolution, free and decolonised education, black consciousness and Fallism. That mediatization through re-signification of the struggle for freedom created a communication “space of autonomous resistance” …