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The Relationship between the South Korean State and Civil Society

Cannibalism in the late Linearbandkeramik?

The Northern Haven and its Forgotten Colonial Past: An investigation into the Danish self-image of the colonial relationship with Greenland

"No somos ni hombres, ni mujeres."

Political networks and women’s issues during the presidency of Evo Morales

The framing of a colonial archive

Exploitation, Education, or Extermination?

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights for Ecuador’s Indigenous Communities: The Shortcomings and The Potential of a Post-Colonial Establishment

Visual Parody in Postcolonial Contexts

Unexpectedly Urban – Fragile Future

State sovereignty under siege? Sustainable development and transnational capital in the Brazilian Amazon

Gender and Climate Justice in Bangladesh – The Sustainable Development Goals and the Bangladesh Delta Plan 2100 Through a Postcolonial Lens

Our Lungs or Their Forest? Ecological Imperialism and the Case of the Amazonian Forest Fires in Brazil

Critical Engagement with Racial Discourse in a Digital Fantasy World

From anti-imperialism to anti-Americanism in Venezuela. Analyzing the effect of 9/11 and the War on Terror on the political discourse of Hugo Chavez.

A Wild, Frantic Bird: The Mirroring Figures of Jane and Bertha in Jane Eyre and Wide Sargasso Sea

Uncovering the African Development Discourse through the lens of Voluntourism

From pragmatic colonialism to scholarly theory: J. J. M. de Groot’s location in the history of Dutch sinology

The UNHCR in the UK: Guardian of Refugee Protection?

Shakespeare after the storm: Indigo and Hag-Seed as modern adaptations of Shakespeare's The Tempest

Legacy of the Guatemalan Civil War: Breaking the memory of silence

The Lionheart, his "Nanny-State", and its Ex-colonizer: An exploration of the post-colonial relationship between Lee Kuan Yew and Margaret Thatcher

A Changing Nigeria

Bridging the Post-Soviet and the Postcolonial. How can the Soviet colonies be located within the Postcolonial discourse? A case study of Poland and Romania