A Critical Review of the Roles and Functions of Traditional Leaders by Nkareng Klaas-Makolomakwe, Tanusha Raniga

“… The epitome of pre-colonial African history and culture is embedded within the institution of traditional leadership. …”
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Nationalité, internationalisme et visée coloniale dans les mandats français (1920-1946) by Philippe Bourmaud

“…Indeed, mandate national status came gradually to be seen by colonial subjects as a fig leaves for demographic experiments under League of Nations cover.…”
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The Subaltern and Failed Existential Resistance in Idrus’s Short Story “Kisah Sebuah Celana Pendek” by Isnan Waluyo, Muhammad Rizal, David D. Perrodin

“…The findings of this analysis reveal that there is resistance against colonial hegemonic power, as represented by Kusno, who stands as a figure of the subaltern. …”
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Functions and roles of representative bodies in the state administration system (critical analysis of the journey of democracy in Indonesia) by Firman Freaddy Busroh

“…The DPR has existed since the Dutch colonial era, although it was abolished during the Japanese colonial period. …”
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Maître ou esclave ? Jazz, ragtime et cake walk en Allemagne avant et après la Première Guerre mondiale by Pascale Cohen-Avenel

“…The novelty is rather geopolitical: in 1903, Wilhelm II’s Reich is a major colonial power, whose economic domination is about to outgrow the British Empire. …”
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From Stone to Seed: Objects and Counter-memory Activism in Brazil amidst Anticolonial Demonumentalizations by Lilian Gomes

“…Initially, it focuses on statues symbolizing colonial and traumatic pasts, notably the Borba Gato statue in São Paulo, dedicated to a colonial explorer. …”
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Teaching how to critically read Indo-Caribbean bodies in nineteenth-century postcards by Rupa Pillai

“…From learning the history of indenture in the Caribbean to looking at similar colonial representations from the South Asian subcontinent, the students better appreciate how colonial ideologies of race, gender and progress are produced and reinforced through the visual.…”
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The critique of Gikuyu religion and culture in S.N. Ngubiah's A Curse from God by F. Hale

“… The relationship between missionary Christianity and traditional African cultures was a prominent theme in post-colonial literature during and for many years after the era of decolonisation. …”
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Le Guyana: "Land of Six Peoples" ou "One People, One Nation" ? by Léna Loza

“…Indians and Blacks, who were both subject to colonial power, have indeed developed antagonistic relationships. …”
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Decolonization Projects by Cornelius Ewuoso

“…While the many efforts to decolonize or dismantle the vestiges of colonialism that remain are laudable, they can also reinforce what they seek to end. …”
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El saqueo a la historia by Horacio Caride Bartrons

“… Sir Banister Fletcher: pillar to post-colonial readings. McKean, John. The Journal of Architecture, 11(2), Londres, Gran Bretaña: Routledge, the Royal Institute of British Architects, 2006, pp. 187-201. …”
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PENGARUH KOLONIALISASI BELANDA DI KAWASAN PUSAT KOTA PULAU JAWA : SEBUAH KAJIAN LITERATUR by Dimas Wihardyanto, Dwita Hadi Rahmi

“…Abstract_ During Dutch colonialism, cities in Indonesia in general and cities in java, in particular, gained significant influence. …”
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Black Orpheus by Hlonipha Mokoena

“…It is therefore timely that we excavate the archives of anti-colonial art and literary movements and journals whose sole impetus for existence was to ensure that the ideals of African Nationalism and Pan-Africanism would be realised in the world of cultural production. …”
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Los pueblos indígenas en el buen vivir global, un concepto como herramienta de inclusión de los excluidos by Philipp ALTMANN

“…This exclusion is linked to colonialism and the coloniality of power and manifests itself in the term «indigenous» itself. …”
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Ethnomathematics on the Thomas Parr Monument of Bengkulu by Septia Agustina, Rahmat Jumri, Nyayu Masyita Ariani

“…These results positively impact mathematics education because they can be used as a contextual learning medium through colonial heritage objects. Thus, the mathematical concepts in the Thomas Parr Bengkulu Monument can be used to introduce and understand geometric concepts through colonial heritage so that learning becomes more relevant, which can then be developed into teaching materials such as modules, LKPD, etc. …”
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“Ireland of the East”? A Case of the Anticolonial Rhetoric in the Ukrainian National Movement (1870s–1923) by Gennadii Korolov

“…Special attention is paid to the period from 1917 to 1923 when leaders used the Irish example in political and ideological arguments to illustrate Ukraine’s colonial status within the Russian Empire. The use of the Irish example is presented in the context of forming an argument about this colonial status, as well as the justice of their national struggle and demands for national and economic liberation. …”
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In the Shadow of the Colonizer: Studying Up in the Postcolonial Middle East by Liina Mustonen

“…The article proceeds by first tracing the (colonial) histories of contemporary taxonomies of difference in the Egyptian context. …”
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Le concept de less good idea face aux patrimoines controversés by Monica Heintz

“…Given the political, intellectual and emotional challenges presented by the sharing of controversial heritage like colonial heritage, the use of artwork has become essential in recent years. …”
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Le mahdi oublié de l'Inde britannique : Sayyid Ahmad Barelwî (1786-1831), ses disciples, ses adversaires by Marc Gaborieau

“…In a third step, the posthumous career of Sayyid Ahmad as a mahdi is reconstitued through colonial sources. Finally, a study of Persian documents written before the death of Sayyid Ahmad corrects the colonial view, but also proves that, in his lifetime, Sayyid Ahmad was already considered by his disciples as a mahdi « of the middle of the ages », akin in many ways to the mujaddidas conceived by the Naqshbandis.…”
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Antiguos actores de un nuevo régimen: indígenas y afrodescendientes en el Paraguay de la Independencia by Ignacio Telesca, Guillermo Wilde

“…We suggest that said discourse, even though at a first glance seems to be oriented to define a « new political actor », actually expressed an important level of continuity with the directions of the Colonial State in its late phase. In this context, the villages subject to the Asunción jurisdiction took a political path different to those under the influence of Buenos Aires, conditioned by the demographic and territorial situation that prevailed in the region. …”
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