Articles by Anna Carlson
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- Dr Anna Carlson is a white settler living and working on unceded Yuggera and Turrbal country. She is a community organiser, radio producer, illustrator and writer, and her recent PhD thesis examined the relationship between state surveillance and liberal reform in Queensland during periods of crisis. Anna’s broader and political and intellectual work is concerned with the entanglement of colonisation, racial capitalism, and heteropatriarchy, and the operation of changing regimes of incarceration, enclosure, and liberal “inclusion” in enabling the persistence of colonial power relations into the present.
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Crisis, resistance, and the lure of liberal nation-building
Writing together as activist scholars, as people committed to thinking about the practice of collective struggle, we consider Sri Lanka's landscape of state crisis, popular resistance, and liberal reform. [...]
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