Insurgencies from the south and human rights
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Annalisa Oboe[pp. 3-4]Resistant repositioning: the production of revolutionary humanism
Patrick Williams[pp. 5-20]Sweetly dancing: an intercultural dialogue on the epistemic revolution of nonviolent insurgency
Giovanna Covi and Lisa Marchi[pp. 21-38]Notes on revolution and locality: a focus on Egypt in 2011
Marta Cariello[pp. 39-53]Shades of feeling: human rights, decoloniality, and Palestine
Luigi Cazzato[pp. 55-70]“When I see them I see us”: Palestinianness, Blackness, and new geographies of resistance
Olga Solombrino[pp. 71-87]EcoSImies of care: a proposal for decolonizing ‘sustainable development’
Gisela Carrasco-Miró[pp. 89-108]Tiananmen fiction: literary insurgencies in the diasporic Chinese community
Elisa Bordin[pp. 109-122]The comic book as a ‘place of mediation’: encounters between codes and perspectives in Etenesh. L’odissea di una migrante by Paolo Castaldi
Giada Peterle[pp. 123-143]Ceux qui traversent la frontière
Georges Didi-Huberman[pp. 145-154]L’interruzione postcoloniale come lacerazione del sapere
Miguel Mellino on Postcolonial Interruptions, Unauthorised Modernities, by Iain Chambers[pp. 155-159]