Titlebook: Reworking Postcolonialism; Globalization, Labou Pavan Kumar Malreddy (Researcher),Birte Heidemann Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Postcolonial and Settler Colonial Studies Offer Human Rights a Revised Agendaan offer educational workers committed to advancing human rights, as a scholarly discipline, a politics and an engaged social practice. The paper works through this question from the perspective of a Canadian settler colonial positioning, which complicates both hegemonic postcolonial and human right

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Human Rights, Security and Global Political Hinduismtitled ‘Hindus in South Asia and the Diaspora: A Survey of Human Rights’. These surveys, produced by the HAF since 2004, critically profile a range of contexts around the world in which Hindus face social and political marginalization as ‘targeted victims of grievous violations of universally recogn

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Discoursing on Slums: Representing the Cosmopolitan Subalternnternational codes of justice, experiencing diminished or non-existent human rights — whether individual, collective or cultural — inequality and dehumanization in the workplace. New levels of poverty, violence and precarity — the experience of ‘a(chǎn)mbient insecurity’ (Horning n.p.) caused by the trans

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The ‘Shattered Racialised Person’ and (Post)multiculturalism in Australiaritiques aspects of these sensibilities; however, rather than calling for an end to all forms of multiculturalism, it seeks to pursue what Australian anthropologist Ghassan Hage calls ‘a(chǎn) deeper commitment to a more far-reaching multiculturalism’ (. 24).

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Postcolonial and Settler Colonial Studies Offer Human Rights a Revised Agendas thinking. By putting these different discourses into dialogue, the essay concludes that postcolonial and settler colonial studies can offer human rights a revised framework within which to set agendas for achieving social justice in contemporary times.