PART I: KEY DEBATES IN DECOLONIAL THEORY 1 The Coloniality of Power and Social Classification 2 Decolonial Praxis and Decolonizing Paths: Notes for These Times 3 Palestine, the War against Decolonization, and Combative Decoloniality 4 Encruzilhada: The Concept of Crossroads in the Afro-Diasporic Cosmovision as a Decolonizing Theoretical Practice 5 The Struggle for the Decolonial Liberation of Palestine 6 Occupations of Language: Queer Praxis Grounding Decolonial Approaches 7 A Never-Ending Historicity: The Antifuturist Discourses of Abya Yala and their Confrontation with the Finite Time of Western Modernity 8 Decoloniality is Agency 9 Insurgent Decoloniality: Situating Thought in Sites of Struggle 10 The Rise and Fall of Decolonial Social Theory: Co-Optation, Intellectualisation, and the Epistemic Decolonial Turn PART II: GEOPOLITICS AND GEOGRAPHIES 11 Demystifying Decolonization: Reclaiming Palestinian Authorship of their Destiny 12 We Can’t theorize Without an Image of the World: Toward a Heterogeneous, Relational, and Planetary Imagination 13 The Earth of the (Un)Damned: Meditations on Planetary Decolonisation 14 Mapping Euromodern Geographies: Plantations, Prisons and Modernity—Toward Afromodern Decolonial Politics 15 “Estamos Bien:” A Framework for Interrogating the Coloniality of Resilience for Postsecondary Education in Puerto Rico 16 The Black Diaspora and the International: Learning with the Difference 17 Geographies of Loss: Dispossession, Tourism, Mestizaje, and (Un) Settler Colonialism in Mexico 18 Hindu Nationalism and Indigeneity: Theoretical Challenges and Opportunities for the Decolonial School of Thought PART III: TRANSDISCIPLINARITY 19 Peace and (de)coloniality 20 Towards Decolonial Islamophobia Studies 21 Unlikely Sources of Decolonial Theorizing: My Jamaican Grandmother’s Stories of Resistance, Reclaiming, and Revitalization 22 Lamentations, Combat Breathing and Black Women′s Creative Practice as Episteme 23 Anti-racism, Decoloniality and Institutions: Between Rocks and Hard Places… 24 Spaces of Coloniality and Anthropological Practices in Southern Abya Yala Between the Late 19th and Early 20th Century 25 Embodying the Land: Diversity in Indigenous Health Knowledge Production from Palestine to the Great Plains 26 Towards a Transdisciplinary Decolonial Research Praxis: Insights from Using Decolonial Theory in Collaborative Research PART IV: FEMINISMS, GENDERS, & SEXUALITIES 27 An Inherently Decolonial Existence: Defining Palestinian Feminist Praxis 28 The World of the One: Colonizing to Exist and the Relevance of Indigenous Epistemologies of Co-existence 29 A Feminist Decolonial Positionality: Bodies, Resistance, Knowing 30 Coloniality of Sexuality: Enacting Impositions 31 Holding Some Ground on a Greasy Dancefloor: Decoloniality, Caste, and South Asian Queer Diaspora 32 Arrested Possibilities, Islam Otherwise, and Queer Life: Thinking Liberation, Religion, and Decoloniality alongside Shia Muslim Scholars PART V: RACIAL CAPITALISM 33 Racial Capitalism as a Theory of History 34 Racial Capitalism: A Guide for the Naysayer 35 It Has Been Racial Capitalism Since the Beginning 36 Towards a Decolonial Pan-Africanism of the Twenty-First Century: A Philosophy of Liberation Perspective 37 On Decoloniality and/in “Eastern Europe” 38 Racial Capitalism and Fascism 39 Entrepreneurship as Counterinsurgency in the Global South 40 Economic Orders after Sovereignty: Decolonization and Combative Decoloniality in Ghana 41 Decoloniality and Racial Capitalism 42 Climate Policy and Social Death: how Euro-American Green New Deals Reinforce the Disposability of African Life in the “Post”-colonial

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