Coloniality structures everyday (ie the familiar, dynamic experiences that constitute people's
day-to-day lives). It is, however, possible to build decolonial peace into the everyday as a …

The complex pathways of armed conflict and its consequences for ecosystem
transformations and environmental change have been well established in the literature …

Coloniality governs who has the right to exist and belong, and who is disposable and
deportable. It determines who has the right to express the full range of their humanity, while …

The manner by which power is reified through newspaper reporting can assist community
psychologists in getting a handle on the complex, often contradictory, ways by which …

Recognizing the fluidity around the definitions and boundaries of Islamic psychology (IP), I
propose that the assumption of decolonial thought may help IP reimagine its vision …

Anarchism signifies the actions taken to bring about a fairer, more equal, non-hierarchical,
and democratic society, one that exists without State coercion or domination. Although …

Coloniality continues to invade the psychomaterial lives of the condemned. Invoking
psychoanalysis and phenomenology to engage with modern psychopathologies and race …

This chapter examines the concept of, and the literature, on everyday peace. It regards
everyday peace as the actions, activities, interactions, and communications of those living in …

This paper examines the precarious coexistence between Muslims and Christians in post-
conflict Maluku, Indonesia. The lasting effects of brutal conflict have left fear and trauma as …

The high levels of protest in South Africa have produced varied academic literature on the
subject. Although political and structural determinants of protest are readily acknowledged …