On the Subject of Citizenship: Late Colonialism in the World Today

Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Introduction: On the Subject of Citizenship—Theorizing Postcolonial Predicaments with Mahmood Mamdani
Chapter 1: Decolonizing the World: On Mamdani’s Thought
Chapter 2: Of Citizen(s) and Subject(s): Mamdani on Research, Methods, and Commitments in Postcolonial Africa
Chapter 3: Thinking with Citizen and Subject
Chapter 4: Beyond the Custom/Market Dichotomy: Women’s Rights to Land and the Challenge of the Commons
Chapter 5: Empire in the Era of DIY Colonialism: Barbarism or Slavery in the (Post)Colonial Context?
Chapter 6: The Contemporary Challenge of Citizenship in Ethiopia and the Role of Empire in the Making of Subject Populations
Chapter 7: Political Identity and Postcolonial Democracy
Chapter 8: Colonial Legacies of Ethnicized Violence, Gendered Subjectivity, and Feminist Emancipatory Politics
Chapter 9: The Bifurcated Society: Citizen and Subject in Contemporary South Africa
Chapter 10: Predicaments of the Colonized: Being Coloured, Indian, and Free after Apartheid
Chapter 11: The Legacy of Bandung
Chapter 12: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Index