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Opinion

Extremist Confrontations: How they radicalize and recruit

Daryl Johnson

January 9, 2016
Art

Layziehound and the Suits: Art for the South African youth movement

Andrew Miller

January 7, 2016
Opinion

Reconsidering the Shaker Aamer media parade

Melissa Smyth

January 4, 2016
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It’s Complicated: Politics of the South Africa-Israel Apartheid Analogy

Naomi Dann

December 17, 2015
Opinion

After Nirbhaya: movement reclamation and collective consciousness in India

Preethi Nallu

December 17, 2015
Opinion

#Cadaanstudies contra Somali Studies: An encounter with colonial epistemology

Hussein Mohamud

December 16, 2015
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My Ribcage Keeps Expanding: Monica Ong’s Silent Anatomies

Jane Wong

December 15, 2015
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Moataz Nasr’s search for sincerity in political art

Moataz Nasr and Mary von Aue

December 14, 2015
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Angola: Dos Santos’ House of Cards

Hassan Ghedi Santur

December 10, 2015
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The Roundabout Revolutions: Critical Spatial Studies

Pranav Kohli

December 9, 2015

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