Modern World After Colonialism

Gurminder K. Bhambra is Professor of Historical Sociology at the University of Sussex.Ipek Demir is Professor of Diaspora Studies at the University of Leeds.Paul Robert Gilbert is Reader in Development, Justice and Inequality at the University of Sussex.Su-ming Khoo is Senior Lecturer in Political Science and Sociology at the National University of Ireland, Galway. Lucy Mayblin is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Sheffield.

• Introduction: The Making of the Modern World: Colonialism and Empire - Gurminder K Bhambra, Ipek Demir, Paul Gilbert, Su-Ming Khoo, and Lucy Mayblin PART 1: THE MAKING OF THE MODERN WORLD - Gurminder K Bhambra 1. The Haitian Revolution in the Making of the Modern World - Gurminder K Bhambra2. Understanding the Colonial Global Economy - Paul Robert Gilbert3. Colonial Extraction and Dispossession - Su-Ming Khoo4. Enslavement, Indenture, and Resistance in the British Empire - Maria del Pilar Kaladeen5. Enclosures and the Making of Modern Britain - Imogen Tyler6. Decolonization in the Making of the Modern World - Deanndre Chen and Meera SabaratnamPART 2: THE POLITICS OF INEQUALITY - Paul Gilbert7. Class, Capitalism, and Colonialism - John Holmwood8. The Grunwick Strike: Uncovering Migrant Women’s Contributions to Struggles for Workers’ Rights in the UK - Sundari Anitha9. Staying Put in a Hostile Environment - Daniel Renwick10. Exploring the Growth of ‘Emergency’ Charitable Food Aid in the UK - Kayleigh Garthwaite11. Race, Colonialism, and Modern Slavery - Genevieve Lebaron and Dr Ali Bhagat12. The UK’s Elite: Colonial and Transnational Dynamics - Katie HigginsPART 3: MIGRATION, DIASPORA, AND ASYLUM - Lucy Mayblin 13. Colonialism, Immigration, and the Making of British Citizenship - James Hampshire14. Asylum in Britain and the Legacies of Colonialism - Lucy Mayblin15. Diasporic Interventions: How Diasporas Have Shaped Modernity and Challenged the Global North - Ipek Demir16. Making Love, Making Empire: Family, Colonial Racism, and Border Controls - Joe Turner17. Populism, Migration, and the Politics of Racism - Karim Murji18. The British Migration-Citizenship Regime: From Decolonization to Brexit - Michaela BensonPART 4: MULTICULTURALISM AND ANTI-RACISM - Ipek Demir19. British Black Power - John Narayan20. (Un)Archiving Black British Feminisms - Alexandra Wanjiku Kelbert21. Modes of Integration, Multiculturalism, and National Identities - Tariq Modood22. Anxieties of Multiculturalism: The Birmingham Trojan Horse Affair - John Holmwood23. Security and the War on Terror: Predict, Prevent, Police - Shereen Fernandez24. Policing, Racial Capitalism, and Abolition - Vanessa ThompsonPART 5: THE ENVIRONMENT - Su-Ming Khoo25. Connected Sociologies of Pollution - Su-Ming Khoo26. Extractivism, Anti-extractivism, and Post-extractivism in Latin America - Andrea Sempértegui27. A Global Green New Deal? Signatures of Continuing Colonial Violence - Harpreet Kaur Spannos28. Political Ecology: Critical Reflections - Mitul Baruah29. Our Worlds of Palm Oil: A Tale of Colonialism, Consumerism and Technology - Max Haiven30. Remaking Race in the Crucible of Climate Change - Andrew BaldwinConclusion: Remaking the Social Sciences After Colonialism - Paul Gilbert, Gurminder K Bhambra, Ipek Demir, Su-Ming Khoo, and Lucy Mayblin Using the Lesson Plans for the Connected Sociologies Curriculum Project - Isabel Sykes

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