What Postcolonial Theory Doesn’t Say (Paperback)

Introduction Anna Bernard, Ziad Elmarsafy, and Stuart Murray Part 1: Disciplinary Constellations: New Forms of Knowledge 1. Capitalizing on English Literature: Disciplinarity, Academic Labor and Postcolonial Studies Claire Westall 2. Dangerous Relations? Lessons from the Interface of Postcolonial Studies and International Relations Simon Obendorf 3. Managing Postcolonialism Mrinalini Greedharry and Pasi Ahonen 4. Postcolonial Modernism: Shame and National Form John C. Hawley Part 2: Case Studies: Geocultures, Topographies, Occlusions 5. Gaps, Silences and Absences: Palestine and Postcolonial Studies Patrick Williams 6. Facing/Defacing Robert Mugabe: Land Reclamation, Race and the End of Colonial Accountability Ashleigh Harris 7. Staging the Mulata: Performing Cuba Alison Fraunhar 8. Amongst the Cannibals: Articulating Masculinity in Postcolonial Weimar Germany Eva Bischoff 9. Postcolonial Postcommunism? Cristina Sandru Part 3: Horizons: Environment, Materialism, World 10. Neoliberalism, Genre and the "Tragedy of the Commons" Rob Nixon 11. Reading Fanon Reading Nature Jennifer Wenzel 12. Towards a Postcolonial Disaster Studies Anthony Carrigan 13. If Oil Could Speak, What Would It Say? Crystal Bartolovich 14. Inherit the World: World-Literature, "Rising Asia" and the World-Ecology Sharae Deckard