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Ocean Narratives: Fluxes of Commodities Across the Pacific in the Contemporary Age,the formation of sea narratives of knowledge between Asia and America as a space of encountering. They have focused on the impact of colonization models on the territories of the Global South and ways of occupation and territorial annexation with a biopolitical dimension. This chapter explores three

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From IIRSA-COSIPLAN to the Belt and Road Initiative: Infrastructure for Extractivism in Latin Amerimaterials to be exported to the central countries. The destination of these resources, as well as the hegemonic power over the region, has varied according to the historical moment. Since the 2000s, Brazil as a regional power and China as a global power, with growing economies in need of resources a

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The Feminization of Extractive Violence: A Comparative Study from Colombia and Indonesia,onial feminisms. This perspective allows us to examine extractive violence from the juncture of coloniality and patriarchy. To analyze this violence, the chapter focuses on three dimensions of violence, namely, physical, economic, and epistemic. It shows that extractive capital corresponds to a syst

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,China’s Lost Connection to the Global South: A Fanonian Reading of Yu Dafu and the Colonized Statusformed the nexus of the progressive intellectual circle—the so-called May Fourth youths—who led efforts of nation-building and modernization in Republican China. Whereas May Fourth literature is appreciated for its role in founding modern Chinese nationalism, the fundamental control of Imperial Japa

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Worshipping Ancestors: A Decolonized Epistemology on Death Conceptions in Indigenous Okinawan and Mit. It comprises three sections and a conclusion. The introduction develops a comparative approach to the Okinawan and Mexican historical contexts. The second section analyzes the postmortem bodily considerations in both cultures and how they relate corporeality with otherworldliness or, in other wo

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,The Vedette , on Havana’s International Cabaret Stage,and cultural exchange. In Havana, the Cuban vedette catered to tourists, especially white Americans, who imposed fantasies of a seductive tropical beauty onto Cuba. Inside the cabaret, however, this tourist gaze met with the Cuban national symbol of the ., a figure that encompassed the legacies of C

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Chiara Olivieri,Jordi Serrano-Mu?ozExplores transpacific connections between East Asia and Latin America from a decolonial perspective.Offers a study of transpacific connections through an interdisciplinary approach.Explores contempora