Journal of Global South Studies

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• FOREWORD.
• LAND, BLOOD, AND TEARS: DISCURSIVE THEMES AND STRATEGIES OF RESISTANCE TO NEOLIBERAL HEGEMONY IN THE LUMAD'S STRUGGLE FOR THEIR RIGHTS.
• PLAYING POLITICS WITH EPIDEMIC: BUBONIC PLAGUE, SLUM CLEARANCE, AND PARTY POLITICS IN COLONIAL LAGOS, 1924-1960.
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• The Surrendered: Reflections by a Son of Shining Path.
• The CIA in Ecuador.
• Criminal Drone Evolution: Cartel Weaponization of Aerial IEDs.
• The Italian Legacy in the Dominican Republic: History, Architecture, Economics, Society.
• Loss and Wonder at the Worlds End.

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