The evolution of migration policymaking across the Global South is growing interest to International Relations. Yet, impact colonial and imperial legacies on states’ management regimes outside Europe North America remains under-theorised. How does postcolonial state formation shape policies cross-border mobility in South? By bringing James F. Hollifield’s framework contemporary ‘migration state...

This historiographical essay explores the relationship between postmodern criticism and postcolonial studies within context of challenges historiography today. Starting with a reconstruction role historical discipline in modern colonial expansion, we situate crisis as one that centrally crosses discourses has produced series bifurcations isolations concerning debates rest social sciences humani...

Generally speaking, in the postcolonial literary theory the other is represented as the object of colonization. The O/other is inev itable, essential and important to the defining of the subject identity in both cases if we deal with the subordinate, marginalized and exploited other, or on the other hand with the Other who is itself the representation of the imperial discourse of power and in w...

Colonial medicine is a thriving field of study in the history of nineteenth- and twentieth-century medicine. Medicine can be used as a lens to view colonialism in action and as a way to critique colonialism. This article argues that key debates and ideas from that modern field can fruitfully be applied to the Middle Ages, especially for the early empires of Spain and Portugal (mid-fourteenth to...

Games studies today are characterised by both the novelty of interpreting the unfolding digital revolution, and insecurity about where the discipline stands in terms of other academic fields of inquiry. The ludology/narratology debate exhibits two important features: anxiety about the proximity of the discipline to the games industry, and a formalist bias that dominates the field. Focussing on ...