Maureen Eger & Sujata Patel 
Anti-Colonial Scholarship and Global Social Theory [EPUB ebook] 

Introduction — Sujata Patel and Maureen A. Eger

Part 1: Anti-Colonial Social Theory: An Overview

1. Anti-Colonial Social Theory as a Peripheral Stance — Sujata Patel

2. The Promise of Anti-Colonial Social Theory — Julian Go

3. The Meanings of Anti-Colonial Social Thought — Syed Farid Alatas

4. Anti-Colonial Theory in A Global World: The Predicaments of Location — Satish Deshpande

5. Reworlding Amid Empires — Laura Doyle

6. Sociology Besides Modernity? Ontoformativity for Southern Theories — Marcelo Rosa

Part 2: Social Theory, Empire and Colonialism

7. Theorising Political Communities Otherwise: Anti-Colonial Thinking in Africa — Faisal Garba Muhammed

8. Between Eurocentrism and Sinocentrism: Inter-Imperial Space and the Formation of Hong Kong Modernity — Hon-Fai CHEN

9. Sensing the anticolonial Du Bois: Pan-Africanism, reverse tutelage, and Du Boisian public sociology — Ali Meghji

10. Humanising Legacies of Caribbean Slavery and Colonialism in the Contemporary UK — Ann Phoenix

11. French Epistemic Extractivism as Seen From its Confines — Nacira Guenif

12. Planetary Questions and the Global South — Neferti Tadiar

13. Modernity’s Promises and its Discontents — Keti Chukhrov

Sujata Patel is Professor Emerita at the University of Hyderabad in India and a Visiting Scholar at the Freiburg Advanced Studies Centre in Germany.