CLICK HERE for the table of contents and links to full text. This issue of Radical History Review offers a collection of essays and reflections that grapple with the meaning of decolonization in a world riddled with imperial projects. Features Amit Bhagat and Rebecca Waxman examine the anticolonial uprising and colonial repression that took place in Chimur (India) in August 1942 to ask questions about why certain events are left out of histories of decolonization in India. Benjamin Kapron uses the concept of survivance to explore decolonial other-than-human opposition to the Trent-Severn Waterway. Bright Gyamfi sheds light on the life […]
Monthly Archives: November 2025
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Radical Histories of Palestine and Palestinians [see here for this call for proposals in Arabic ] اتبع الرابط للنسخة العربية A Call for Proposals from the Radical History Review Issue number 159 (October 2027) Abstract Deadline: December 7, 2025 (extended) Co-Edited by Golnar Nikpour, Mezna Qato, and Nir Shafir As the attempt to eradicate the Palestinian people from their lands accelerates–and with it the elimination of their histories, archives, and stories–the need for new radical histories of Palestine and Palestinians has become all the more urgent. This special issue is an invitation to study the places and spaces, communities and movements […]