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Book SynopsisPART 1 Setting the Tone.- Decoloniality in Asia.- Capitalism, Colonialism and Racism.- Continuing the Decolonial and Postcolonial Dialogue.- PART 2 Decoloniality as New-type Epistemology.- (De)Colonization of Knowledge: Classic Conceptual Follies with Special Reference to India.- Decolonizing Policy Studies Epistemology: Thainess and Thai Policy Style.- Los Esclavos de Hoy, Los Tiranos de Mañana: Human Rights as Resistance to Colonization and as a Promise for a Common World.- Anti-Immigrant Sentiment as Lack of Awareness on Global Inequalities and Indebtedness.- PART 3 Established Cases.- European Expansionism and Its Impact on Contemporary Global Trade and Commerce.- Palestine, a Cornerstone of the National Struggle Against Western Direct and Symbolic Colonialism in Natural Syria: From Sykes Picot to Gaza.- The Abolition of the Death Penalty and the Execution of Africans for Drug Offences in Asia.- From Governor-General to President: Confronting the Legacy of the Colonial State in the Philippines.- PART 4 Decoloniality in Political Economy, Agriculture and Entrepreneurship.- The Epistemic and Structural Power of Financial Dependency: Weaving Economic Coloniality with Dependency Theory Toward an Imperative of Dual Delinking.- Precision Agriculture and the Emergence of Data Colonialism.- "Everyone Here Wants to be a Boss": Decolonizing Entrepreneurship in the Clothing Market of Pernambuco, Brazil.- PART 5 Decoloniality on Gender and Feminisms.- Decolonial Journeys: Gender and Society.- Dap-ay as a Transformative Site for Philippine Itneg Women's Decolonial Feminist Epistemologies.- Transnational Women Domestic Laborers: Filipino Women in the Care Chain Industry.- The Position of Vietnamese Women: Fundamental Changes During the Process of Decolonization.- The Palestinian Struggle for Liberation: A Comprehensive Examination of Women and Children's Resilience, Agency, and Challenges.- Democratizing Health and Decolonizing Democracy in Malawi - Matupi athu Moyo wathu/Our bodies Our lives.- PART 6 Decoloniality in Language, Art and Popular Culture.- Dim Prospects on Language Policies Under the Marcos Jr. Regime.- Entangled Forms: Hybridity and the Filipino Artist as a Colonial Speaker.- How Coloniality Operates Differently in The Global East Than The Global South: The Intellectual Delegitimation Of ‘Lowbrow’ Local Culture In Hong Kong.- Sports and Decoloniality: The Case of the Kabaddi and the Sepak Takraw in the Asian Games.- Anti-Imperialist Cultural Revolution and the Covert Presence of a Decolonial Subject.- PART 7 Decolonial Theologies and National Liberation.- Liberation Theology and Decolonial Turn in Latin America.- Filipino Liberation Theology and the Struggle for National Freedom and Democracy.- National Liberation Movements and Amílcar Cabral’s Theory of Revolutionary Decolonization.- Decolonization, Rizal and the Pantheon of Heroes in the Early Aglipayan Texts.- Conclusion.
