Dear,
Is there any chance this announcement could be shared via the mailing list? Many many thanks and happy reading :)
Olivia, with Sara and Rosalba
Dr. Olivia Umurerwa RUTAZIBWA
University of Portsmouth || School of Area Studies, History, Politics and Literature (SASHPL)
Mildam Building || Burnaby Rd || Room LB1.02 || Portsmouth PO1 3AS || United Kingdom
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** office hours: TB1: Thursdays 11AM-1PM || TB2: tbc **
twitter || @o_rutazibwa
recent publications:
*Decolonization and Feminisms in Global Teaching and Learning. (2019) eds. with Sara de Jong and Rosalba Icaza. Routledge.
*Understanding Epistemic Diversity: Decoloniality as a Research Strategy.(2018). [ISS Blog]
*Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Politics. (2018) eds. with Robbie Shilliam
*On Babies and Bathwater. Decolonising International Development.(2017). [Talk @ University of Sussex]
*From the Everyday to IR: In Defence of the Strategic Use of the R-word. Postcolonial Studies, (2016)19:2, 191-200
*Migration and the Need to Decolonize (Hegemonic) Thought. in Global Dialogues 13, (2016)
*Routledge Handbook of Postcolonial Politics. (2018) eds. with Robbie Shilliam
*On Babies and Bathwater. Decolonising International Development.(2017). [Talk @ University of Sussex]
*From the Everyday to IR: In Defence of the Strategic Use of the R-word. Postcolonial Studies, (2016)19:2, 191-200
*Migration and the Need to Decolonize (Hegemonic) Thought. in Global Dialogues 13, (2016)
'Decolonization
and Feminisms in Global Teaching and Learning', the newest volume in Routledge's
Teaching with Gender book series is out now.
