# Postcolonial International Studies

The Postcolonial International Studies book series examines the complex intersections of politics, social sciences, and global governance. This academic novel series explores how ideological doctrines and government structures shape international relations, focusing on the systemic drivers of global inequality and power dynamics.

The first volume, The Political Ecology of Colonial Capitalism, analyzes the global land grab within the history of the capitalist world system. It introduces a theoretical framework to explain how the co-production of race and nature provides the ecological surplus necessary for capitalist development. The text argues that current neoliberal crises lead to global primitive accumulation, where racialized frontiers of nature are constructed to secure cheap food and resources.

## Books in this series (1)

- Vol. 1 — [The Political Ecology of Colonial Capitalism](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9781526198068) (ISBN 9781526198068)

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