Postcolonial Europe

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Acknowledgements
Introduction
	From postcolonial to postcolonial Europe
	Postcolonial Europe and decoloniality
	Postcolonial Europe and whiteness
	Postcolonial Europe, racism and racialisation studies
	Defining postcolonial Europe
	Playing European identity politics
	Regionalising postcolonial Europe
	Postcolonial Europe and crises
	The chapters
	References
1. Historicising postcolonial Europe
	Colonial historiography
	Apologetics of colonialism
	Approaches to postcolonial memory politics
	Museums as public displays
	Anticolonial monuments as public interventions
	Other postcolonial Europes
	Popular cultural engagements and reenactments with colonial Europe: Walking the walk
	Postcoloniality in Seville
	Apology, reparations and reconciliation in the “shared”
postcolonial zone
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
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2. Postcolonial Europe regionalised
	Regionalism from an East European perspective
	Regionalism from a Nordic perspective
	Regionalism from the south
	Postcolonial Europe’s elusive (western) centre
	Postcolonial Europe as centre-periphery
	Postcolonial Europe and its peripheries
	Turkey
	Migration and citizenship
	From aspirational citizens to aspirational EUropeans
	Postcolonial Europe and becoming EUropean
	Regionalism as expansion and implosion
	Regionalism as postcolonial European implosion
	Notes
	References
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3. The nation-empires and their legacy
	Postcolonial Europe as imperial legacy
	Benevolence
	Exceptionalism
	Benevolence, exceptionalism, civilising mission, colonial restaging and the post-empire
	Nation-empires and migration
	The remains of empire
	Notes
	References
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4. Postcolonial Europe in the time of crisis
	Postcolonial Europe as Europe restaged
	Crisis as metaphor, crisis as categorisation
	Capitalism in crisis
	The environment in crisis
	Postcolonial Europe and the crisis over migration
	Integrating crises in a conceptual turn
	Whiteness under siege – environment and capitalism
	From environment and capitalism in crisis to the crisis over migration
	Postcolonial Europe as democracy in crisis
	Postcolonial Europe and the demise of the welfare society
	Postcolonial Europe and the crisis over migration – the
implosion of civilising mission, exceptionalism and
benevolence
	Colonial restaging as the beginning and the end of postcolonial Europe
	Notes
	References
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Index