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Tuesday, August 28, 2018

Radical History Review: Table of Contents

 Volume 2018 Issue 131

The Global South: History, Politics, Maps

Editors’ Introduction 
Pamila Gupta; Christopher J. Lee; Marissa J. Moorman; Sandhya Shukla
Color Lines, Front Lines: The First World War from the South 
Michelle Moyd
Tensions of Decolonization: Lebanon, West Africans, and a Color Line within the Global Color Line, May 1945 
Maurice M. Labelle, Jr.
Blinded by Bandung?: Illumining West Papua, Senegal, and the Black Pacific 
Quito Swan
“Injectable Development”: Depo-Provera and Creation of the Global South 
Emily Callaci
The Political Economy of Regions: Climate Change and Dams in Guyana 
Sarah E. Vaughn
A City Called Mirage 
Kiluanji Kia Henda
China and the Global South: A Geostrategic Perspective 
Ronald C. Po
When a Dragon Changes Its Colors: Governance Implications of the New Sino-Southern African Relations 
Phineas Bbaala
“The Year of China in South Africa”: Two Scenes from Johannesburg 
Mingwei Huang
The Zairian Avant-garde: Modes of African Modernism 
Sarah Van Beurden
Portrait of a Thai Country Singer: Pumpuang Duangjan 
Pahole Sookkasikon
Hollywood, the Global South, and Total Recall (2012) 
Keith B. Wagner
Changing Paths and Histories: Mapping Precolonial Connections in Africa 
Aharon de Grassi
Manifesto: Networks of Decolonization in Asia and Africa 
Afro-Asian Networks Research Collective
Coffee, Cash, and Consumption: Rethinking Commodity Production in the Global South 
Jelmer Vos
Toward Thick Solidarity: Theorizing Empathy in Social Justice Movements 
Roseann Liu; Savannah Shange
“Get Used to Me”: Muhammad Ali and the Paradoxes of Third World Solidarity
Sean Jacobs
Between Two Clarities 
Vijay Prashad
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