Coming soon! The SAGE Handbook of Decolonial Theory. Cover is not official.

Publication 2025. Cover not official yet - we’ll do a cover reveal when it’s finalised. Please ask your unis to purchase The Sage Handbook of Decolonial Theory.

L'ouvrage "Relations interdites. Prisonniers de guerre français et femmes allemandes pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale" paru en mai aux Éditions de la MSH est à découvrir le 28 novembre prochain en présence de son autrice @GCicottini, et de la journaliste Marjorie Bertin RFI 👇

"On Blackness, images and anti-racist work" with Professor Mónica G Moreno Figueroa Happening tonight, 5-7pm GMT and online. Details here: crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/43781/ Eventbrite registration for Zoom link if attending online: eventbrite.co.uk/e/on-blackness…

Conceptualising what a “decolonial care” of ethnographic objects from colonial contexts might look like. I am giving this public lecture at the University of Leeds on Monday afternoon;

"not lost on Palestinians is how almost any activity, behavior, or act of speech that challenges their subjugated position within the current political order in Palestine is scripted as a security threat and is almost reflexively equated to terrorism." phenomenalworld.org/interviews/lis…

I will be in conversation with the brilliant @DocMattMoudi and Dr Amy Gaeta on 22nd November to discuss all things policing, technology and abolition. Join in if you are at Cambridge University ! Thank you for organising this @KerryAMcInerney and Future Intelligence !

Exposition Frantz Fanon au Centre culturel algérien à Paris, Œuvres de Mohamed Bourouissa, Mustapha Boutadjine, Bruce Clarke, El Moustach, JBC, Djilali Kadid, Suhad Khatib, Ernest Pignon-Ernest, ZED, Frédéric Ciriez, Romain Lamy, jusqu'au 30 novembre cca-paris.com

'Freedom Dreams in #France: Notes on State Violence in France, #Colonial Continuities, and Global #Racism and #Antiracism' #Identities Anniversary Lecture with Dr Jean Beaman 📅 26 Nov, 4-5.30pm GMT (Online) Jean Beaman UofG Soc & Pol Sci UofG Social Sciences eventbrite.co.uk/e/freedom-drea…

I’m going to use this space (mostly) for book recs! This is my effort to connect with like-minded folks through books that have challenged my inquiries. Not all books have to be easy reads. In fact, some of the best provoke us to question! That is what sets them apart.

Times are bleak in UK academia. All the Black Studies degrees (recently established) are being abandoned and axed.

So excited for this. I loved VintageArab's podcast series on Raï and I've enjoyed hearing Arthur nerd out about radio in the Maghreb for years now. This will be fascinating.

Saw Johan Grimonprez’s archival essay film, “Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat” yesterday. When Congolese independence, anticolonialism, and Cold War geopolitics are anchored by Jazz rhythm. Must watch! youtu.be/_RwLdIiZk_8?si…

Cambridge students have occupied Greenwich house, the University’s main financial offices, demanding they publicly condemn the genocide of the Palestinians, make good on their negotiation promises for divestment and disclose their investments - this is a significant escalation

« Le Magheb des Ondes » c’est aujourd’hui 🥳. À partir de 16h en podcasts sur le site et les appli et à partir de 17h en direct sur France Culture Une série LSD en 8 épisodes qui raconte comment la radio a accompagné le Maghreb vers l’indépendance. radiofrance.fr/franceculture/…

This is a must read : no lies an essential text for those grappling with African cultural heritage objects and ancestors in museums “acquired” as function of colonial violence. Extremely proud to have contributed a co-written chapter in this timely book. Thanks Leo!

Please come along on Thursday and chat to us about the joys and woes of archiving social movements, and think about what it means to archive something still in progress

A reminder that we are advertising the three #postdoctoral positions below on the global #histories of #HIV and #AIDS activism! Deadline: 16 March 2025.

🚨New Blog Post📷I wrote this piece for the COLVET- Colonial Veterans ERC Project blog on how West African veteran records can help us put a face on the Global Greater War and its impacts outside Europe. It includes ten brief biographies of West African veterans. Share widely! colvet.eu/tracing-the-gl…