Postcolonial Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Postcolonial Studies is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Unsettling truths: modernity, (de-)coloniality and Indigenous futures37
On decoloniality: a view from Oceania20
White hallucinations18
On decoloniality: second thoughts17
The Indigenous development assemblage and contemporary forms of elimination in settler colonial Australia14
Decoloniality: seeding pluriversal imaginaries13
Postcolonial responses to decolonial interventions10
On decoloniality and geographies10
‘Well-intentioned but vulnerable to abuse’9
‘While I knew I was raced, I didn’t think much of it’: the need for racial literacy in decolonising classrooms9
Putting Country back together: a conversation about collaboration and Aboriginal fire management9
‘Minoritisation’ of the other: the Iranian ethno-theocratic state’s assimilatory strategies9
Forged in flames: indigeneity, forest fire and geographies of blame in the Philippines8
Decolonial learnings, askings and musings8
No ordinary company: Arnhem Land Fire Abatement (Northern Territory) Limited7
Rojava: a state subverted or reinvented?7
The Israeli elephant in the settler-colonial room5
Slow infrastructures in times of crisis: unworking speed and convenience5
‘Lateral violence stems from the colonial system’: settler-colonialism and lateral violence in Aboriginal Australians5
Postcolonial intellectuals: new paradigms5
Problems and contradictions in Polish postcolonial thought in relation to Central and Eastern Europe4
Postcolonial and decolonial subaltern feminisms4
The Global South and internationalism: the geographies of post-subjectivity4
The violence of analogy: abstraction, neoliberalism and settler colonial possession4
What is ‘decoloniality’? A postcolonial critique4
Postface3
Writing rights: suturing Spivak’s postcolonial and de Sousa Santos’ decolonial thought3
Do African postcolonial theories need an epistemic decolonial turn?3
OMG settler colonial studies: response to Lorenzo Veracini: ‘Is Settler Colonial Studies Even Useful?’3
Decolonial anxieties in a postcolonial world: an interview with Achille Mbembe3
On violence, revolution and the self3
Crossfire: postcolonial theory between Marxist and decolonial critiques3
Decoding the cybaltern: cybercolonialism and postcolonial intellectuals in the digital age3
‘Pedagogies of cruelty’ and the patriarchal order of the nation state: the falsos positivos as a paradigmatic example3
Learning to be refused: exploring refusal, consent and care in storytelling research2
Truth-telling about a settler-colonial legacy: decolonizing possibilities?2
Migration after empire: postcolonial masculinities and the transnational dynamics of subalternity2
Thought-crimes: dissent, disaffection and intellectual labour in contemporary India2
De-worlding IR theory2
Epistemic daring: an interview with Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak2
False dilemmas and settler colonial studies: response to Lorenzo Veracini: ‘Is Settler Colonial Studies Even Useful?’2
Gharbzadegi, colonial capitalism and the racial state in Iran2
Antibiotic resistance, planetary health and the mimetic trap: a historical account of present-day sanitary, environmental and social crises2
‘Sea-salt rides its currents to the city’: Lagos and the poetics of flooding2
Ends of worlds or the continuation of the planet? Postcolonial theory, the Anthropocene, and the nonhuman2
Poetry, Palestine and posthumanism2
Capitalism, criminality and the state: the origins of illegal urban modernity2
Negotiating the ‘Holy Land’: Cross-Cultural Encounters from Bonaparte to Blake2
60,000 Years is not forever: ‘time revolutions’ and Indigenous pasts2
The politics of metaphor: traces of casteism and patriarchy in the work of Shah Abdul Latif2
The Louvre going APESHIT: audiovisual re-curation and intellectual labour in The Carters’ Afrosurrealist music video2
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