I am happy to announce this forthcoming (Aug 2016) special issue of Cultural Studies/Critical Methodologies on the topic: " Gender, Nation and Colonialism: Twenty first century connections" (Guest Editor: Raka Shome)
It consists of many leading and up and coming scholars in our field (in the US and internationally) working on this topic. A preview of the TOC below. Some of the essays are already published on line (early view).
Thanks, Raka Shome
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction: Gender, nation, and colonialism: Twenty first century connections.
Raka Shome
2. Disrupting the Colonial Transgender/Law Nexus: Reading the Case of W in Hong Kong
John Nguyet Erni
3. Multicultural feeling, feminist rage, Indigenous refusal
Jenny Burman
4. Edges of Empire: Italy’s Postcolonial Entanglements and the Gender Legacy.
Sandra Ponzanesi
5. Obituaries as Markers of Memory: Grievability and Visibility in Representations of Aboriginal Women in the National Canadian Imaginary
Yasmin Jiwani
6. Women Out of Africa: Naming, Knowing and the Conditions of Being
Boatema Boateng
7. Gender Violence as Global Phenomenon: Refugees, Genital Surgeries, and Neocolonial Projects of the United States
Sara L. McKinnon
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