The Economics of Empire : Genealogies of Capital and the Colonial Encounter (Hardcover)

Foreword: Postcolonial Studies and the History of Capital Dipesh Chakrabarty Preface: The Economics of Empire: Bridging Postcolonial Studies Forward Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem and Michael O’Sullivan 1. Introduction ? Empire’s License: Structural Thievery and the Political Life of Appropriated Capital Maureen E. Ruprecht Fadem 2. Decolonizing Capital: Indian Political Economy in the Shadow of Empire Vikram Visana 3. Criminal Cities: Economics and Empire in Belfast and Johannesburg Molly Slavin 4. Interrogating Legal World-Making Through Genre: Alexis Wright’s The Swan Book and Colonial Reparations Honni van Rijswijk 5. Trading in Women’s "Troubles": Fertility Control and Postcolonial Exchanges in Irish History Cara Margo Delay 6. Contemporary Plantation Narratives and the (Post)Colonial Memory of Capitalism Marta Fr?tczak-D?browska 7. Waste Lands and Preserves: Olive Schreiner’s Ecological Allegories and Colonial Zimbabwe Deborah Shapple Spillman 8. Unearthing Land and Labour Disputes in Tunisia: An Uneven and Combined Development Approach to Tribal/Management Councils Matt Gordner 9. Derailing the Rail: Indian-Kenyan Solidarity in Contemporary Anglophone Fiction Meghan Gorman-DaRif 10. Coloniality, Knowledge Production, and Racialized Socio-economic Inequality in South Africa Savo Heleta 11. Devalued Knowledge: Colonized Post-Socialism Juho Korhonen 12. Hong Kong and the Sinocentric Afterlife of an Anglophone Postcolonial Discourse Michael O’Sullivan