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  1. We are excited to invite you to our next Open DiscourseNet Seminar, which will take place on 22 May 2026 (1-2 pm UK time)

    Katy Highet (University of the West of Scotland) will talk about “Far-right co-optation: Hindu nationalism & decoloniality in India”.

    For more information visit: discourseanalysis.net/DN/semin #DiscourseAnalysis #FarRight #HinduNationalism #India #Decoloniality

  2. Hype for the Future 119H: A Manifesto on Investment

    Preamble Unfortunately, society often expects only one (1) approach to a “good life,” based on age and schooling followed by a career site and a possible life to retirement age. Society often expects a form of productivity that is performative rather than authentic, consumption-heavy rather than naturally inclined, and so on. The idea that the system society lives under equate stress and isolation with “productivity” is effectively just one (1) of the many lies told by modern society […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026

  3. Request for Comments 23B: Anarchist Networking Opportunities

    novaTopFlex is actively researching potential anarchist communities, collectives, and co-ops throughout Vermont and much of the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley, attempting to connect with anticapitalist and degrowth-oriented communities across the region. While capitalist society often deems such arrangements impossible, research has consistently shown that businesses along the U.S. 7 corridor may suffice for anarchist networking and activism. Along Route 7 in western Vermont and throughout the […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  4. Request for Comments 23B: Anarchist Networking Opportunities

    novaTopFlex is actively researching potential anarchist communities, collectives, and co-ops throughout Vermont and much of the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley, attempting to connect with anticapitalist and degrowth-oriented communities across the region. While capitalist society often deems such arrangements impossible, research has consistently shown that businesses along the U.S. 7 corridor may suffice for anarchist networking and activism. Along Route 7 in western Vermont and throughout the […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  5. Request for Comments 23B: Anarchist Networking Opportunities

    novaTopFlex is actively researching potential anarchist communities, collectives, and co-ops throughout Vermont and much of the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley, attempting to connect with anticapitalist and degrowth-oriented communities across the region. While capitalist society often deems such arrangements impossible, research has consistently shown that businesses along the U.S. 7 corridor may suffice for anarchist networking and activism. Along Route 7 in western Vermont and throughout the […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  6. Request for Comments 23B: Anarchist Networking Opportunities

    novaTopFlex is actively researching potential anarchist communities, collectives, and co-ops throughout Vermont and much of the Berkshires and Pioneer Valley, attempting to connect with anticapitalist and degrowth-oriented communities across the region. While capitalist society often deems such arrangements impossible, research has consistently shown that businesses along the U.S. 7 corridor may suffice for anarchist networking and activism. Along Route 7 in western Vermont and throughout the […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  7. Hype for the Future 15A: Why Amherst, Northampton, and Hadley?

    The Five Colleges region of Western Massachusetts is highly notable for sharing novaTop views on anarchism, decoloniality, intersectional feminism, post-Marxism, degrowth, and ecologism. Each of the six listed concepts is highly celebrated within the region, particularly out of a deep understanding that capitalism creates dystopia and harms the entire population in devastating ways across the board without escape.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  8. Hype for the Future 15A: Why Amherst, Northampton, and Hadley?

    The Five Colleges region of Western Massachusetts is highly notable for sharing novaTop views on anarchism, decoloniality, intersectional feminism, post-Marxism, degrowth, and ecologism. Each of the six listed concepts is highly celebrated within the region, particularly out of a deep understanding that capitalism creates dystopia and harms the entire population in devastating ways across the board without escape.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  9. Hype for the Future 15A: Why Amherst, Northampton, and Hadley?

    The Five Colleges region of Western Massachusetts is highly notable for sharing novaTop views on anarchism, decoloniality, intersectional feminism, post-Marxism, degrowth, and ecologism. Each of the six listed concepts is highly celebrated within the region, particularly out of a deep understanding that capitalism creates dystopia and harms the entire population in devastating ways across the board without escape.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  10. Hype for the Future 15A: Why Amherst, Northampton, and Hadley?

    The Five Colleges region of Western Massachusetts is highly notable for sharing novaTop views on anarchism, decoloniality, intersectional feminism, post-Marxism, degrowth, and ecologism. Each of the six listed concepts is highly celebrated within the region, particularly out of a deep understanding that capitalism creates dystopia and harms the entire population in devastating ways across the board without escape.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  11. Hype for the Future 15A: Why Amherst, Northampton, and Hadley?

    The Five Colleges region of Western Massachusetts is highly notable for sharing novaTop views on anarchism, decoloniality, intersectional feminism, post-Marxism, degrowth, and ecologism. Each of the six listed concepts is highly celebrated within the region, particularly out of a deep understanding that capitalism creates dystopia and harms the entire population in devastating ways across the board without escape.

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  12. Permacomputing and Solarpunk Meetup for September 29, 2025

    What novaTopFlex Learned from the Philadelphia Community At the beginning of every Permacomputing and Solarpunk meetup, the individuals of the community are asked for their respective pronouns. For instance, I am Andrew Kay (novaTopFlex), and I am he/him/his. A few of the individuals, myself included, are not from Philadelphia, and that is actually another question from the Permacomputing call over on Jitsi. I am not directly affiliated with either of these software services and/or concepts […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  13. Permacomputing and Solarpunk Meetup for September 29, 2025

    What novaTopFlex Learned from the Philadelphia Community At the beginning of every Permacomputing and Solarpunk meetup, the individuals of the community are asked for their respective pronouns. For instance, I am Andrew Kay (novaTopFlex), and I am he/him/his. A few of the individuals, myself included, are not from Philadelphia, and that is actually another question from the Permacomputing call over on Jitsi. I am not directly affiliated with either of these software services and/or concepts […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  14. Permacomputing and Solarpunk Meetup for September 29, 2025

    What novaTopFlex Learned from the Philadelphia Community At the beginning of every Permacomputing and Solarpunk meetup, the individuals of the community are asked for their respective pronouns. For instance, I am Andrew Kay (novaTopFlex), and I am he/him/his. A few of the individuals, myself included, are not from Philadelphia, and that is actually another question from the Permacomputing call over on Jitsi. I am not directly affiliated with either of these software services and/or concepts […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  15. Permacomputing and Solarpunk Meetup for September 29, 2025

    What novaTopFlex Learned from the Philadelphia Community At the beginning of every Permacomputing and Solarpunk meetup, the individuals of the community are asked for their respective pronouns. For instance, I am Andrew Kay (novaTopFlex), and I am he/him/his. A few of the individuals, myself included, are not from Philadelphia, and that is actually another question from the Permacomputing call over on Jitsi. I am not directly affiliated with either of these software services and/or concepts […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  16. How Palestine is forcing journalists to re-examine objectivity and decolonise

    Unlike political decolonisation, which refers to the formal transfer of power from colonisers to formerly colonised nations, #decoloniality goes deeper. In journalism, this means questioning whose voices are heard, whose perspectives are prioritised, and how narratives are constructed.

    institute.aljazeera.net/en/ajr

    @palestine
    #Gaza
    #journalism

  17. Learning about
    #Ekhilur,
    #local #community money in the Basque Country

    ‘Ekhilur and Money for Life’,

    based on #degrowth principles,

    #Ecology - #Feminism - #Decoloniality

    with Florencia #Radeljak, #Lund university ... #ethnography of a local, digital money network in the #Basque Country .. questions of #money, sustainability and communit

    CCIT seminar at ITU #Copenhagen

    ekhilur.eus/eu/

  18. A big thank you again to Erica Yu-Wen Huang (Taiwan) for a great chat. If you have missed it, this Annotations dialogue continues to be available as podcast at annotations.art and on video at youtu.be/9kNcK2EvVoA.

    #censorship #art #curation #decoloniality

  19. A big thank you again to Erica Yu-Wen Huang (Taiwan) for a great chat. If you have missed it, this Annotations dialogue continues to be available as podcast at annotations.art and on video at youtu.be/9kNcK2EvVoA.

    #censorship #art #curation #decoloniality

  20. Thanks again to Lou Mo (Taiwan) for a great chat. If you have missed it, this Annotations dialogue continues to be available on video at youtu.be/4eFx1x5sDKk and as podcast at annotations.art.
    #decoloniality #curating #art #africanart #asianart

  21. Thanks again to Lou Mo (Taiwan) for a great chat. If you have missed it, this Annotations dialogue continues to be available on video at youtu.be/4eFx1x5sDKk and as podcast at annotations.art.
    #decoloniality #curating #art #africanart #asianart

  22. NEXT UP | Practicing Decoloniality: A Curator's Perspective | Join Nico Heller and Lou Mo tomorrow, 18 June, from 10:00 AM CET on youtube.com/@nnotationz for this Annotations dialogue about decolonising curatorial practice – see annotations.art.
    #art #curation #decoloniality

  23. NEXT UP | Practicing Decoloniality: A Curator's Perspective | Join Nico Heller and Lou Mo tomorrow, 18 June, from 10:00 AM CET on youtube.com/@nnotationz for this Annotations dialogue about decolonising curatorial practice – see annotations.art.
    #art #curation #decoloniality

  24. South Feminist Knowledge Hub, an initiative to strengthen South feminist activism - and build a better future for all!

    knowledgehub.southfeministfutu

    💡 Want to know more?

    ➡️ Attend the launch of the South Feminist Knowledge Hub on the 29th of May at 2pm UTC (online).

    📍 Register here: shorturl.at/fxW36

    #feminism #decoloniality #activism #globalsouth

  25. Coming up: Tracing Coloniality | Join Nico A. Heller and Valérie Osouf today (2nd Feb), from 4:00 PM CET on youtube.com/@nnotationz for this Annotations dialogue about Valérie’s practice as a documentary filmmaker and artist. See also annotations.art

    #colonialism #decoloniality #documentary #film #art

  26. Coming up: Tracing Coloniality | Join Nico A. Heller and Valérie Osouf today (2nd Feb), from 4:00 PM CET on youtube.com/@nnotationz for this Annotations dialogue about Valérie’s practice as a documentary filmmaker and artist. See also annotations.art

    #colonialism #decoloniality #documentary #film #art

  27. #Decoloniality #IdentityPolitics #Culturalism #Socialism: "After prolonged exposure to the jargon of decoloniality, the “de-” in “decolonial” actually begins to sound more appropriate: signifying, as it well might, the erasure or reversal not of colonialism itself but of its concept and historical referent. Why, after all, is there so little to be found in PDCI — and generally throughout the decolonial screeds of Mignolo — concerning the specifics of colonialism itself, its material basis and conditions, not to mention the actual, practically inexhaustible details of its historiography, anti-colonial movements proving no exception to this rule? Whatever the deeper reasons for it, this factual deficit is crucial to the critique and critical decipherment of the jargon of decoloniality — almost as if its terminological extravagances and redundancies and its flat-out rhetorical hubris were ironic compensation for an underlying historical vacuum.

    Part of the answer will no doubt also reflect the typically contemporary and cosmopolitan purview of more vernacular calls to “decolonize.” While, as a slogan, the latter does not necessarily ignore the historical impact of colonialism on questions of present-day racial injustice and struggles against the barriers set by national-imperial privilege, even the most practical and engaged demand for decolonizing does not usually get beyond the limits of identity politics and its conventional intellectual backdrop, culturalism." jacobin.com/2023/12/walter-mig

  28. #Decoloniality #IdentityPolitics #Culturalism #Socialism: "After prolonged exposure to the jargon of decoloniality, the “de-” in “decolonial” actually begins to sound more appropriate: signifying, as it well might, the erasure or reversal not of colonialism itself but of its concept and historical referent. Why, after all, is there so little to be found in PDCI — and generally throughout the decolonial screeds of Mignolo — concerning the specifics of colonialism itself, its material basis and conditions, not to mention the actual, practically inexhaustible details of its historiography, anti-colonial movements proving no exception to this rule? Whatever the deeper reasons for it, this factual deficit is crucial to the critique and critical decipherment of the jargon of decoloniality — almost as if its terminological extravagances and redundancies and its flat-out rhetorical hubris were ironic compensation for an underlying historical vacuum.

    Part of the answer will no doubt also reflect the typically contemporary and cosmopolitan purview of more vernacular calls to “decolonize.” While, as a slogan, the latter does not necessarily ignore the historical impact of colonialism on questions of present-day racial injustice and struggles against the barriers set by national-imperial privilege, even the most practical and engaged demand for decolonizing does not usually get beyond the limits of identity politics and its conventional intellectual backdrop, culturalism." jacobin.com/2023/12/walter-mig

  29. #Decoloniality #IdentityPolitics #Culturalism #Socialism: "After prolonged exposure to the jargon of decoloniality, the “de-” in “decolonial” actually begins to sound more appropriate: signifying, as it well might, the erasure or reversal not of colonialism itself but of its concept and historical referent. Why, after all, is there so little to be found in PDCI — and generally throughout the decolonial screeds of Mignolo — concerning the specifics of colonialism itself, its material basis and conditions, not to mention the actual, practically inexhaustible details of its historiography, anti-colonial movements proving no exception to this rule? Whatever the deeper reasons for it, this factual deficit is crucial to the critique and critical decipherment of the jargon of decoloniality — almost as if its terminological extravagances and redundancies and its flat-out rhetorical hubris were ironic compensation for an underlying historical vacuum.

    Part of the answer will no doubt also reflect the typically contemporary and cosmopolitan purview of more vernacular calls to “decolonize.” While, as a slogan, the latter does not necessarily ignore the historical impact of colonialism on questions of present-day racial injustice and struggles against the barriers set by national-imperial privilege, even the most practical and engaged demand for decolonizing does not usually get beyond the limits of identity politics and its conventional intellectual backdrop, culturalism." jacobin.com/2023/12/walter-mig

  30. #Decoloniality #IdentityPolitics #Culturalism #Socialism: "After prolonged exposure to the jargon of decoloniality, the “de-” in “decolonial” actually begins to sound more appropriate: signifying, as it well might, the erasure or reversal not of colonialism itself but of its concept and historical referent. Why, after all, is there so little to be found in PDCI — and generally throughout the decolonial screeds of Mignolo — concerning the specifics of colonialism itself, its material basis and conditions, not to mention the actual, practically inexhaustible details of its historiography, anti-colonial movements proving no exception to this rule? Whatever the deeper reasons for it, this factual deficit is crucial to the critique and critical decipherment of the jargon of decoloniality — almost as if its terminological extravagances and redundancies and its flat-out rhetorical hubris were ironic compensation for an underlying historical vacuum.

    Part of the answer will no doubt also reflect the typically contemporary and cosmopolitan purview of more vernacular calls to “decolonize.” While, as a slogan, the latter does not necessarily ignore the historical impact of colonialism on questions of present-day racial injustice and struggles against the barriers set by national-imperial privilege, even the most practical and engaged demand for decolonizing does not usually get beyond the limits of identity politics and its conventional intellectual backdrop, culturalism." jacobin.com/2023/12/walter-mig

  31. #Decoloniality #IdentityPolitics #Culturalism #Socialism: "After prolonged exposure to the jargon of decoloniality, the “de-” in “decolonial” actually begins to sound more appropriate: signifying, as it well might, the erasure or reversal not of colonialism itself but of its concept and historical referent. Why, after all, is there so little to be found in PDCI — and generally throughout the decolonial screeds of Mignolo — concerning the specifics of colonialism itself, its material basis and conditions, not to mention the actual, practically inexhaustible details of its historiography, anti-colonial movements proving no exception to this rule? Whatever the deeper reasons for it, this factual deficit is crucial to the critique and critical decipherment of the jargon of decoloniality — almost as if its terminological extravagances and redundancies and its flat-out rhetorical hubris were ironic compensation for an underlying historical vacuum.

    Part of the answer will no doubt also reflect the typically contemporary and cosmopolitan purview of more vernacular calls to “decolonize.” While, as a slogan, the latter does not necessarily ignore the historical impact of colonialism on questions of present-day racial injustice and struggles against the barriers set by national-imperial privilege, even the most practical and engaged demand for decolonizing does not usually get beyond the limits of identity politics and its conventional intellectual backdrop, culturalism." jacobin.com/2023/12/walter-mig

  32. I welcome everyone to check out my book chapter on #decoloniality and #Reformed #ecclesiology in the edited volume, *Decolonial Horizons: Reshaping Synodality, Mission, and Social Justice*. @theologidons #theology @religion link.springer.com/chapter/10.1

  33. At RTG 2571 we have just finished the symposium Echoes of Empire, with contributions by Barbara Korte (organiser), Berny Sèbe (Birmingham), Onookome Okome (Edmonton), Christian Mair (Freiburg), and Sophie Bantle (Freiburg). Their papers explored how empires resound in present-day politics, social orders, languages and cultures. Thanks to our presenters and the audience for the lively discussion. @empires @ManuelaBoatca @jabunna @unifreiburg #empire #decoloniality #histodon #histodons #sociology

  34. 4. Gabriela Mezzanotti & Alyssa Marie Kvalvaag: Indigenous Peoples on the Move: Intersectional Invisibility and the Quest for Pluriversal Human Rights for Indigenous Migrants from Venezuela in Brazil.

    doi.org/10.1080/18918131.2022.

    #Indigenous #indigenouspeoples #migration #decoloniality #indigenousrights #humanrights

  35. New paper from Edward Wright on a blind-spot and the benefits of addressing it:

    Decolonizing Zemiology: Outlining and Remedying the Blindness to (Post)colonialism Within the Study of Social Harm.

    Critical Criminology 31, 127–144 (2023).

    doi.org/10.1007/s10612-022-096

    #zemiology #criminology #decoloniality #crimmigration #BorderCriminology

  36. New paper from Edward Wright on a blind-spot and the benefits of addressing it:

    Decolonizing Zemiology: Outlining and Remedying the Blindness to (Post)colonialism Within the Study of Social Harm.

    Critical Criminology 31, 127–144 (2023).

    doi.org/10.1007/s10612-022-096

    #zemiology #criminology #decoloniality #crimmigration #BorderCriminology

  37. New paper from Edward Wright on a blind-spot and the benefits of addressing it:

    Decolonizing Zemiology: Outlining and Remedying the Blindness to (Post)colonialism Within the Study of Social Harm.

    Critical Criminology 31, 127–144 (2023).

    doi.org/10.1007/s10612-022-096

    #zemiology #criminology #decoloniality #crimmigration #BorderCriminology

  38. New paper from Edward Wright on a blind-spot and the benefits of addressing it:

    Decolonizing Zemiology: Outlining and Remedying the Blindness to (Post)colonialism Within the Study of Social Harm.

    Critical Criminology 31, 127–144 (2023).

    doi.org/10.1007/s10612-022-096

    #zemiology #criminology #decoloniality #crimmigration #BorderCriminology

  39. New paper from Edward Wright on a blind-spot and the benefits of addressing it:

    Decolonizing Zemiology: Outlining and Remedying the Blindness to (Post)colonialism Within the Study of Social Harm.

    Critical Criminology 31, 127–144 (2023).

    doi.org/10.1007/s10612-022-096

    #zemiology #criminology #decoloniality #crimmigration #BorderCriminology