Representasi Pribumi dalam Iklan Surat Kabar Pandji Poestaka 1940-1941 by Noveri Faikar Urfan

“…Colonialism also took advantage of the mass media (Pandji Poestaka) as an ideological state apparatus to continue, maintain power, and institutionalize the ideology of colonial rule.…”
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Politicization of Universities in a Postcolonial Context: A Historical Sketch of Student Political Activism in India by Soumodip Sinha

“…While the 1960s did give rise to student movements globally, this paper centrally argues that it has been an intrinsic feature in the Indian context for almost a century now, both before and after Independence from colonial rule and thereby concludes with the idea that universities have been integral to such developments within such a milieu.  …”
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Revering Spain’s Colonial Past and Colonial Propaganda in the Prologue to Volume II of Antonio Ponz’s 'Viaje fuera de España' by Ciara O’Hagan

“…It analyses the overt colonial propaganda contained in Ponz’s prologue, which depicts Spanish imperialism as paternalistic, righteous, and benevolent, especially in comparison to the rapacious commercial imperialism of France, Britain, and Holland, and examines how the prologue in its vigorous endorsement of Spanish colonial rule conceals and misrepresents the reality of the Spanish empire in the late eighteenth century.…”
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Accessing nature: Agrarian change, forest laws and their impact on an adivasi economy in colonial India by Gupta Sanjukta

“…This paper explores how their access to nature gradually diminished under colonial rule through the twin governmental policies of expansion of the agrarian frontier and restriction of the forests to the indigenous population. …”
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Colonial Intimacies by Hannah Vögele

“…Therefore, I draw on historical resources and present a constellation history with fragments from the context of relations of intimacy in German colonial rule. This shows how hegemonic family relations and marriage laws were used to control access to land and resources, as well as workers and their bodies. …”
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No Independence without Sovereignty! The Resistance of Emperor Ḫaylä Śǝllase I to the British Occupation of Ethiopia (1941–1944) by Sterling Joseph Coleman, Jr.

“…The text highlights a handful of the numerous tactics and strategies which were employed by indigenous leaders and their allies not only in Africa but also throughout the developing world to successfully resist European colonial rule during and after World War II.…”
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Violencias ovejunas en las misiones jesuíticas de guaraníes (Paraguay, siglos XVII-XVIII) by Thomas Brignon

“…Faced with a hostile environment, they were also victims of violence from the Guaraní themselves, who were aware of the functions these animals endorsed in Christian discourse and colonial rule.…”
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La estructura económica colonial de la frontera de Tarija : población, propiedad de la tierra y mano de obra, fin del siglo XVI by Lía Guillermina Oliveto

“…This succesfull Fuentes y Vargas campaign closed up the decade in which eastern vallesy of Tarija remaind outside of the colonial rule. Two axes guide the analisys of the colonial configuration of this region : land property and workforce access. …”
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The Arab Spring and the Uncivil State by Jacqueline S. Ismael, Shereen T. Ismael

“…This autocratic and peripheral order represents the political legacy of colonial rule, where the postcolonial regimes inherited and refined the repressive techniques of the colonial regimes while, owing to international developments, reinforcing their subjugated status within the international system. …”
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Faraizi Movement and Zamindars of Nineteenth Century Bengal: The Story of a Peasant Movement by Nurul Hossein Choudhury

“…The British colonial rule in Bengal had a very ominous impact on the people of the region as a whole. …”
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A Global Approach to Decolonizing Ukrainian Cultural Heritage by Tetyana Filevska, Maria Blyzinsky

“…Decoloniality – a developing practice in the UK and elsewhere – is essential for the long-term protection of cultural heritage in Ukraine and other countries impacted by Russian colonial rule. By encouraging readers to question long-held assumptions about Russia’s role as a colonizing power, the guide will act as a tool for specialists and non-specialists struggling to accurately identify and describe cultural heritage from Eastern Europe. …”
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The India-Myanmar Relationship: New Directions after a Change of Governments? by Pierre Gottschlich

“…This paper revisits the developments since the end of colonial rule and points out crucial historical landmarks. …”
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Deficiencies in pastoral care with prisoners in Cameroon by Abraham K. Akih, Yolanda Dreyer

“…Cameroon celebrated fifty years of independence from colonial rule on 20 May 2010. Major problems facing the nation are economic, social and political crises and the appalling condition of its prisons. …”
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Mathematics education in the times of Manuvadam and massive privatization by Jayasree Subramanian

“…It is only during the colonial rule that access to education was made independent of one’s caste and it is only as late as 2009 that India made the right to education a fundamental right, making free and compulsory education available for all up to the age of fourteen. …”
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The Survival of the Yorùbá Healing Systems in the Modern Age by Ilesanmi Akanmidu Paul

“…The introduction of western-style healthcare by missionaries—which became consolidated under colonial rule, from any point of view was attempted to stiffen the survival of the former. …”
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The Historical Background and Current Status of Economic Development of African Countries by Malaba Kaumbu Blaise

“…We affirm that, in general, colonial rule has not created a solid foundation for economic development. …”
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Media policy in Greenland by Ravn-Højgaard Signe

“…Specifically, under colonial rule, Greenlandic media was state run and media was seen as an instrument to educate the population. …”
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Decolonising Lebanon’s post-conflict sense of national identity via curriculum change and history education: An impossible task? by Madaad, Nina, Nasser-Eddine, Minerva

“…In Lebanon, like other states in the Middle East that became independent of colonial rule, a new form of national identity gradually developed following independence. …”
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Missionary position: The grammar of Philippine colonial sexualities as a locus of translation by Marlon James Sales

“…By looking into the lexicographical approaches for defining sex-related terms in a Tagalog missionary dictionary, and the authorial choices in incorporating sexualities in two bilingual confession guides, I shall argue that proselytization served as an important translational constraint that created a space where Filipino sexualities were exoticized, and where a particular vision of colonial polity was articulated from a privileged position of colonial rule.…”
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新华诗歌中文化忧患意识研究 = The cultural anxiety in Singapore Chinese poems (1965-1985) by 杜琳 Du, Lin

“…Modern Singapore, originating under British colonial rule, struggled its way in an independent country. …”
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