Spaces of New Colonialism: Reading Schools, Museums, and Cities in the Tumult of Globalization

List of Figures - Acknowledgments - Angharad N. Valdivia: Foreword: Citification, Mediatization, Theme Park-ification of the Contemporary US Midwest University - Cameron McCarthy/Koeli Moitra Goel/Ergin Bulut/Warren Crichlow/Brenda Nyandiko Sanya/Bryce Henson: Introduction: Understanding the Spaces of New Colonialism: The City, the School, and the Museum - Section I: Precarious Entanglements - Saskia Sassen: The City: Its Return as a Lens for Social Theory - Cameron McCarthy/Brenda Sanya/Koeli Moitra Goel: Trading in Multiculture: The City and the University in the Age of Globalization - Bryce Henson: Stage of Exception: Carnaval, Political Violence, and Black Life - Ergin Bulut/Basak Can/Nurçin Ileri: Cementing Hegemony in New Turkey: The Construction Spectacle of Istanbul and the Rise of Right-Wing Masculine Populism - Koeli Moitra Goel: The "Megacity" as the Face of 21st-Century India: Rethinking Urban life Beyond the Binaries of Globalism - Section II: Fraught Circuits of Citizenship - Interviewed by: Koeli Moitra Goel/Cameron McCarthy/Susan Akello Ogwal: The Right to the City: Pauline Lipman Interview, University of Illinois-Chicago, November 5, 2018 - Koeli Moitra Goel/Cameron McCarthy: Colonial Pasts and Global Presence in Citadels of Education: Crafting "World-Class" Futures by Digitalizing Traditions - Nubras Samayeen: A Tale of Two Cities: Dhaka's Urban Imaginary in the Twenty-First Century - Chamee Yang: Seeing the Future in the Mirror of the Past: Technologies of Cultural Governance and the Reclamation of Creative History in Seoul - Section III: Futurities - Stuart Hall: Museums of Modern Art and the End of History - Durell M. Callier: Blackqueer Pedagogy: (Un)making Memory, Citizenship, and Education - Brenda Nyandiko Sanya/Malathi M. Iyengar: Rural Global City: The US Midwestern Land-Grant University as a Palimpsest of Colonialisms - Karla Palma: The Territory as an Extractive Network: A Reading from the Mining Museum - Brad Evans: Landscapes of Violence: Brad Evans' Interview of John Akomfrah in the Histories of Violence Series - Natalie Fenton: Seeking Resources of Hope for a Different Type of Emancipatory Future? - List of Contributors - Index