Locating postcolonialism

Postcolonial Approaches to Migration in Asia: Reflections and Projections

“…Indeed, geographers have been at the forefront of advancing and reinvigorating scholarship in postcolonial geography since the 1990s (e.g. Driver ; Jacobs ; Nash ; Clayton ; Lester ; see Gilmartin and Berg , for an overview). This is more recently evident in various handbook sections and journal special issues such as Jacob's () “After Empire” in the Handbook of Cultural Geography , and two special issues in the Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography entitled “Geography and Postcolonialism” and “Advancing Postcolonial Geographies” (Sidaway et al 2014).…”

Pierre Bourdieu and intercultural education: it is not just about lack of knowledge about others

“…empathy, good intention, teacher commitment, and student empowerment) is also prevalent (e.g. Bhatia and Stam 2005;Gilmartin and Berg 2007;Gorski 2006Gorski , 2008Gorski , 2009Schoorman and Bogotch 2010;Tochon and Karaman 2009). …”

Reflections on the politics and practices of knowledge production beyond the Anglo‐American core: An introductory note

“…This collection seeks to engage debates, ideas and experiences across this core–periphery divide by positioning the tropics – working with Savage's (: 12) definition of this region through interconnections and postcolonial functional status – as a site for study and a space for knowledge production. These contributions support Gilmartin and Berg's (: 122) call for a double movement through which core‐driven theory (with its associated globalizing tendencies) is nuanced and challenged through ‘the specific geographies of colonialism, imperialism and postcolonialism’. Such an approach, combining the local and global, may open up geographies of the ‘emergent’ that rework assumptions across and within the hierarchical global academy, and challenge the content and structures of imperial knowledge (cf.…”