Comrade Nhan

comrade-letrinhan.bsky.social

13 October 2026 07:01

Really appreciated this paper. To what extent does decolonial theory’s depoliticization stem from its move away from political economy, versus neoliberal academia’s selective uptake? Could a Marxist decolonization agenda be co-opted through the same institutional mechanisms?

Lukas Bogner

lbogner.eurosky.social

13 October 2026 07:00

Congrats, looks fascinating! Looking forward to read. Teaching political economy of development next semester, sounds like a good reading to get students to engage with decolonisation as more than a meme.

MJ Lira

mjlira.bsky.social

13 October 2026 07:00

Oh wow! Fantastic article. Thank you so much for sharing. Will reread tomorrow with breakfast.

Harry Cleaver

harrycleaver.bsky.social

12 October 2026 10:19

Sounds about right. From the beginning of struggles for decolonization, i.e., liberation from capitalist imperialism, there was a tension between local elites who wanted to replace their foreign masters and the grassroots who were fighting their exploitation & alienation.

Adam David Morton

morton.bsky.social

12 October 2026 08:46

Blogging on our article "Totality must be defended* with @chrishesketh.bsky.social published in Progress in Human Geography, we make available Aníbal Quijano's text Redefinición de la dependencia y proceso de marginalización en América Latina @ingridhk.bsky.social 1/