Table of Contents
Introduction: Epistemological and Political Implications of Analyzing the Coloniality of Humanity by Robel Abay, Isabelle Ihring, and Faisal M. Garba
Section I: Silencing the Colonial Past
Foreword by Vanessa E. Thompson
Chapter 1: 'Transgressive' Mobility and the Structuring of Space and Belonging by Rose Jaji
Chapter 2: Coloniality in Refugee/Forced Migration and Health Research: Reflections on Complicity and Disobedience by Diana Podar and Yudit Namer
Chapter 3: Can the African subaltern speak? The Colonial Legacies of Racial Hierarchies in Times of COVID-19 by Robel Abay and Nomaswazi Mthombeni
Chapter 4: The Neglected Colonial Legacy of the 1951 Refugee Convention by Edwin O. Abuya, Ulrike Krause, and Lucy Mayblin
Chapter 5: The Construction of the 'West' and the 'Rest' Reloaded by Isabelle Ihring and Faisal M. Garba
Chapter 6: Self-Determination under Coloniality: Cultivating Open-mindedness in South-North Relationships by Jacques Zannou
Section II: Understanding the Postcolonial Present
Foreword by Nomaswazi Mthombeni
Chapter 7: Can Human Rights Help [re]build Community? by Oche Onazi
Chapter 8: The Paradigm of the Camp: COVID-19 and Pandemic Politics in Racialized Capitalism by Robel Abay, Tanja Kleibl, Caroline Schmitt and Nikos Xypolytas
Chapter 9: Examining the Colonial and Apartheid Socio-economic Intersectionalities during COVID-19 in South Africa : Implications for Social Policy and Social Justice by Minenhle Matela and Ndangwa Noyoo
Chapter 10: From the Kitchen Table to the Streets: Queer of Colour Reflections on Racial Capitalism by Jin Haritaworn
Chapter 11: School as a Place of Self-experience: Knowledge about Racism from the Perspective of Subjects Who Experience Racism in Germany by Yasmina Gandouz-Touati, Veronika Kourabas, and Paul Mecheril
Chapter 12: The Transatlantic Trade with Enslaved People: Dehumanizing Effects of Slavery and Colonialism upon the Enslaved People by Joseph Wolsing
Chapter 13: When the Circle is Closing: On the Motivation of People of African Descent to Leave Their Home Countries to Live in Ghana by Isabelle Ihring
Section III: Imagining the Decolonial Future
Foreword by Céline Barry
Chapter 14: Resistance and Creating Spaces for Transformation with Smai Tawi/Kemetic Yoga in Germany by Cassandra Ellerbe
Chapter 15: The Importance of Transnational Solidarity in Shaping the Decolonization of Social Work by Janet Ananias and Ursula Kämmerer-Rütten
Chapter 16: Conversation with the Specters of the Camp: Thinking Refugee Resistance through the Lens of the Mass Strike and Convivial Futurity by Céline Barry
Chapter 17: Decolonizing Development Studies: Social Work in the African Perspective and Social Work Considerations in Africa by Zeldah U. Rukambe and Utjiua I. Ndjoonduezu
Chapter 18: Exploring Transformative Relationships towards Decolonizing Social Work Education in Sylhet and Frankfurt by Chaitali Das and Tulshi Kumar Das
Index
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