Postcolonial International Studies

The Postcolonial International Studies series explores the complex intersections of global power, historical structures, and contemporary political phenomena. By examining the long-term trajectories of the capitalist world system, this series provides critical academic insights into how historical legacies shape modern international relations and social-ecological dynamics.

Through rigorous theoretical frameworks, the series investigates the co-production of race, nature, and capital. It offers essential reading for scholars and students seeking to understand the systemic drivers behind modern crises, from neoliberalism to the global appropriation of natural resources.