The Anticolonial Transnational

Erez Manela is the Francis Less Higginson Professor of History at Harvard University. Heather Streets-Salter is Professor and Director of World History Programs at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts.

1. Introduction Erez Manela and Heather Streets-Salter; PART I. The Many Anticolonial Transnationals: 2. Philippine Asianist thought and pan-asianist action at the turn of the twentieth century Nicole CuUnjieng Aboitiz; 3. All empires must fall: international proletarian revolution and the anti-colonial cause in British India Zaib un Nisa Aziz; 4. Indoamerica against empire: radical transnational politics in Mexico city, 1925-29 Tony Wood; 5. Carlos romulo, rotary internationalism, and anticolonialism on the right Mark Reeves; PART II. Solidarities and Their Discontents: 6. From wife to comrade: Agnes smedley and the intimacies of anticolonial solidarity Michele Louro; 7. Cheikh Anta Diop's Recovery of Egypt: African History as Anticolonial Practice Sarah C. Dunstan; 8. Anticolonial petitions and platforms for South-South solidarities Cindy Ewing; 9. African nationalism, colonial afterlives, and the development of China-Tanzanian relations, 1960-1966 Ruodi Duan; Part III. Anticolonialism in a Postcolonial Age: 10. The unexpected anticolonialist: Winifred armstrong, American empire, and African decolonization Lydia Walker; 11. Beyond the NIEO: the rise of self-reliance as an alternative vision of postcolonial development Vivien Chang; 12. The quest for indigenous chamorro self-determination in the age of pacific anticolonialism Kristin Oberiano; 13. Poor People & Governors: reggae, sound systems, and decolonization in Bermuda Quito Swan; 14. Epilogue: the national and the colonial in the anticolonial transnational Michael Goebel.