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Confronting Hierarchies: A Podcast on Decoloniality, Peace, and Conflict
by Arnold Bergstraesser Institute / Postcolonial Hierarchies Project
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Peace and conflict studies is a burgeoning field. Yet, it still needs to tackle the legacies of colonialism and its hierarchies; the historical trajectories of conflicts and their embeddedness in global entanglements. In the six episodes of the podcast, we question dominant narratives in dialogue with a diversity of voices within and beyond academia and critically engage with theories and research practices. Join us in our journey of confronting hierarchies.