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Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial (CPD)
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What are the colonial constitutions and inflections of global order - past and present - and how do they manifest across political, economic, cultural, psychological and intellectual domains? IR scholarship has demonstrated an increased interest in the colonial question through theoretical and substantive engagements as well as via historical and contemporary investigations. This working group provides a space for these engagements wherein the colonial question can be operationalised as the distinctive framework for inquiry. Our members currently engage with the colonial question across numerous debates in the field of IR.
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News and analysis
Call for papers - Anti-imperial feminist architectures of resistance
Announcing the new Colonial Postcolonial and Decolonial Working Group conveners
Announcing the results of CPD's third annual Early-Career Researcher Paper Prize
Naked Empire: New tools/old stories and the colonial inheritance of the rules-based order
Colonial, Postcolonial and Decolonial Paper Prize for Early Career Scholars 2024
Announcing the results of CPD's second annual Early-Career Researcher Paper Prize
Colonial Postcolonial Decolonial Paper Prize for Early-Career Scholars - applications open
Upcoming events
Workshop: anti-imperial feminist architectures of resistance
Roundtable: Anti-imperial feminist architectures of resistance
Past events
Naked Empire - A public roundtable
Naked Empire: New tools/old stories and the colonial inheritance of the rules-based order
Refusing carcerality - A public roundtable
Colonial Postcolonial Decolonial Working Group (CPD) annual workshop: Refusing carcerality
Abolitionist thinking as an unanswered question: CPD mentorship workshop - invitation only
Colonial, Postcolonial, Decolonial (CPD) Annual Business Meeting
Black lives and the international - virtual roundtable
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