A thread for the young scholars in my DMs who are intimidated by the backlash against race critique ~
Scholars of colour have spent decades building a rich parallel discipline in the face of this kind of hostility. Their archive and the spaces they've created are there for you..
Scholars of colour have spent decades building a rich parallel discipline in the face of this kind of hostility. Their archive and the spaces they've created are there for you..
Some wonderful intellectual works to start with:
Race & Racism in IR by Nivi @ManchandaNivi Robbie @RobbieShilliam & Alex Anievas
Race & Racism in IR by Nivi @ManchandaNivi Robbie @RobbieShilliam & Alex Anievas
Race, Gender & Culture in IR by Alina @AlinaSajed & Randolph B. Persaud
The wonderful and much-missed Lily Ling
IR & the Problem of Difference by Naeem Inayatullah & David Blaney
The Black Pacific by @RobbieShilliam
Globalization & Postcolonialism by Sankaran Krishna
Imagining Afghanistan by @ManchandaNivi
This absolute classic by @AlinaSajed
Quynh N. Pham & @RobbieShilliam 's Meanings of Bandung
Another vital classic by Geeta Chowdhry & Sheila Nair
A new classic! Anticolonial Afterlives by @saramsalem
Read everything by the wonderful Rahul Rao @thariel
And the rich archive of work by @LalehKhalili
Breaking off for a while but I'll add more later (suggestions welcome!)
Meera Sabaratnam's brilliant Decolonising Intervention
Everything by Errol Henderson
Beyond Eurocentrism & Anarchy by the ever-brilliant Siba Grovogui
These incredible works by Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni
Recentring Africa in International Relations ~ this is a brilliant volume by Zubairu Wai & Marta Iñiguez de Heredia
The Intimacies of Four Continents by Lisa Lowe
Mustapha Pasha's 'Islam and International Relations' and his brilliant edited collection engaging with 'human security'
