Publications

Published by fellows while they were part of the Research Training Group Minor Cosmopolitanisms.

• Angene, Sven, Camille Buscot, Sofie Fingado, Neela Janssen, Miriam Machein, Undine Mothes, Ulrike Wagener & Jonathan Wilby (2025). Einführung in das kulturwissenschaftliche Arbeiten: Eine Handreichung. Berlin: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
• Cardoso Vasconcelos, Isadora (2022). Just Transitions: Mapping Plural Perspectives From Civil Sciety in Brazil and Germany. Potsdam: Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) e.V., https://publications.rifs-potsdam.de/rest/items/item_6002578_1/component/file_6002579/content
• Gasser, Lucy (2021). East and South: Mapping Other Europes. Abingdon: Routledge.
• Hilden, Irene (2022). Absent Presences in the Colonial Archive: Dealing with the Berlin Sound Archive's Acoustic Legacies. Leuven: Leuven University Press.
• LeGall, Yann, and Mnyaka Sururu Mboro (2021). Remembering the Dismembered: African Human Remains and Memory Cultures in and after Repatriation. PhD Thesis, RTG "Minor Cosmopolitanisms", University of Potsdam. https://doi.org/10.25932/publishup-50850.
• Madörin, Anouk (2022). Postcolonial Surveillance: Europe’s Border and Surveillance Technologies between Colony and Crisis. Challenging Migration Studies Series. London: Rowman and Littlefield.  
• März, Moses (2021). Édouard Glissant's Politics of Relation: Mapping an Intellectual Movement of Marronage. PhD Thesis, RTG "Minor Cosmopolitanisms", University of Potsdam. https://doi.org/10.25932/publishup-50948.
• Nikolova, Mariya (2023). How Whiteness Claimed the Future: The Always New vs The Always Now in US-American Literature. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter.
• Obura, Odour (2021). Decolonising Childhoods in Eastern Africa: Literary and Cultural Representations. Milton Park: Routledge.
• Rath, Anna von (2022). Afropolitan Encounters: Literature and Activism in London and Berlin. Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, New York, Wien: Peter Lang Verlag.
• Sigsfeld, Julia von (2023). Ancestral Knowledges and Postcoloniality in Contemporary Ecuador: Epistemic Struggles and Situated Cosmopolitanisms. Routledge.
• Siyotula, Sikho (2024). Visualising Southern African Late Iron Age Settlements in the Digital Age. PhD Thesis, RTG "Minor Cosmopolitanisms", University of Potsdam. https://doi.org/10.25932/publishup-63503.
• Temmen, Jens (2020). The Territorialities of U.S. Imperialisms: Conflicting Discourses of Sovereignty, Jurisdiction and Territory in Nineteenth-Century U.S. Legal Texts and Indigenous Life Writing. Heidelberg: Winter.
• Wilke, Heinrich (2024). The Order of Destruction: Monoculture in Colonial Caribbean Literature, c. 1640-1800. London: Routledge.
• Xiang, Zairong (2018). Queer Ancient Ways: A Decolonial Exploration. Goleta: Punctum.

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• Attia, Yael, Jonathan Hirsch & Kathleen Samson, eds. (2023). Minor Perspectives on Modernity beyond Europe: An Encounter between Jewish Studies and Postcolonial Thought. Baden-Baden: Ergon Verlag.
• Crane, Kylie, Sara Morais Dos Santos Bruss and Lucy Gasser, eds. (2021). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: Edition Assemblage.
• Goswami Choudhury, Priyam and Florian Schybilski, eds. (2023). "Special Issue: Modernities in the Contact Zone. Translating Across Unfamiliar Objects." Kairos: A Journal of Critical Symposium, 8.1.
• Kempen, Claude and CQ Quinan, eds. (forthcoming, 2026). “The Future of Nonbinary.” Special Issue of Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies.
• März, Moses, ed. (2018). "Berlin-Kapstadt." Mittel und Zweck, 1.
• Nicolova, Mariya, Paula von Gleich et al., eds. (2017). COPAS: Current Objectives of Postgraduate American Studies, 18.1.
• Temmen, Jens and Nicole Waller, eds. (2020). “Mapping American Territorialities.” The Journal of Transnational American Studies, 11.1.
• Temmen, Jens and Nicole Poppenhagen, eds. (2018). Across Currents: Connections between Atlantic Studies and (Trans)Pacific Studies. Abingdon: Routledge.
• Temmen, Jens and Nicole Poppenhagen, eds. (2018) “Special Issue: Across Currents: Connections between Atlantic Studies and (Trans)Pacific Studies.” Atlantic Studies: Global Currents, 15.2.
• Xiang, Zairong, ed. (2020). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• Xiang, Zairong, S. Pearl Brilmyer and Filippo Trentin, eds. (2019). “The Ontology of the Couple: A Special Issue”. GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, 25.2.
• Xiang, Zairong, Dong Bingfeng and Teng Yuning, eds. (2018). “Hyperimage”, 新美术 Journal of National Academy of Art, 39.2.

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• Attia, Yael (2023). "Jewish Studies, Postcolonial Studies: An Encounter with Albert Memmi." In: Yael Attia, Jonathan Hirsch and Kathleen Samson (eds.).  Minor Perspectives on Modernity beyond Europe: An Encounter between Jewish Studies and Postcolonial Thought. Baden-Baden: Ergon Verlag, 191-204.
• Attia, Yael, Jonathan Hirsch and Kathleen Samson (2023). "Introduction: Methodological Positioning." In: Yael Attia, Jonathan Hirsch and Kathleen Samson (eds.).  Minor Perspectives on Modernity beyond Europe: An Encounter between Jewish Studies and Postcolonial Thought. Baden-Baden: Ergon Verlag, 9-28.
• Cardoso, Isadora (2022). "Brazil's People-Pwered Just Transition Movement: Perspectives from Trade Unions and Feminists." In: Trajectories of Climate Justice: Charting the Path to People-Powered Climate Action. Ibon International Foundaction Inc., 41-56. 
• Crane, Kylie (2019). “Australia”. In: Martina Wagner-Egelhaaf (ed). Handbuch Autobiography/ Autofiction. Berlin: de Gruyter, 1087-1113.
• Crane, Kylie (2019). “Ecocriticism and Travel”. In: Nandini Das and Tim Youngs (ed). Cambridge History of Travel Writing. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 535-549.
• Crane, Kylie (2019). “The Anthropocene and the End of the World: Dystopia, Apocalypse and other Disasters”. In: Gina Comos and Caroline Rosenthal (ed). Anglophone Literature and Culture in the Anthropocene. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars, 158-175.
• Crane, Kylie (2017). “Whales, Waste and Wilderness: Postcolonial Environmentalism in the Classroom”. In: Mark Stein and Christine Lübke (ed). Cross-Overs: Postcolonial Studies and Transcultural Learning. Münster: Lit Verlag, 37-52.
• Doyle, Sophia and Katie Dow (2024). “‘Saving the Knowledge Helps to Save the Seed”: Generating a Collaborative Seed Data Project in London.” In: Jonathan Turnbull, Henry Anderson-Elliott, Adam Searle and Eva Haifa Giraud (eds.). Digital Ecologies: Mediating more-than-human worlds. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 164-181.
• Dammel, Jan, Annika Marschall, Alexandra Portmann, Azadeh Sharifi, Ann-Christine Simke and Lisa Skwirblies (2025). "Permanent Urgency: Beiträge zu einer macht- und rassismuskritischen Theaterwissenschaft." In: Doris Kolesch et al. (eds.). Matters of Urgency: Herausforderungen der Gegenwart in Theater und Wissenschaft. Berlin: Berlin Universities Publishing, 268-284.
• Fingado, Sofie (2023). "Leben geben, giving birth: Schwangerschaftsabbruch und unbedingter Empfang." In: Beate Absalon et al. (eds.). Empfangen: Die andere Seite der Gabe. Berlin: de Gruyter, 65-72.
• Fingado, Sofie and Waldemar Isak (forthcoming). "Nicht-Wollen und die Zwischenräume der Ausrede." In: Iris Därmann, Sofie Fingado, Andreas Gehrlach and Waldemar Isak (eds.). Gegenkräfte, Gegenkünste: Widerspenstige Perspektiven der kulturwisschaftlichen Ästhetik.
• Gasser, Lucy (2021). "On the Manifesto: Colonial Pasts and European Futures in 'The Great Replacement'." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 81-94.
• Gasser, Lucy (2020). "Other Europes, Past and Future."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes, 77-92.
• Goswami Choudhury, Priyam (2024). "Pearls of a Rare Hue: Partition Histories in Manto's Necroplis." In: Silvana Carotenuto et al. (eds.). Feminist Trans/Formations: Media, Art, Literature. Napoli: UniorPress, 185-196.
• Goswami Choudhury, Priyam (2023). "'Pierce a Diamond First': Negotiating with Kabir's 'Modern' Translations." In: Yael Attia, Jonathan Hirsch and Kathleen Samson (eds.). Minor Perspectives on Modernity Beyond Europe. Baden-Baden: Ergon Verlag, 53-69.
• Hilden, Irene (2021). "Collective Listening: Tracing Colonial Sounds in Postcolonial Berlin." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 200-222.
• Hilden, Irene (2018). "Who sang this song? Ein akustisches Zeugnis, gefangen zwischen Selbstermächtigung und Objektstatus." In: Anna-Marie Brandstetter and Vera Hierholzer (eds.). Nicht nur Raubkunst! Sensible Dinge in Museen und wissenschaftlichen Sammlungen. Göttingen: V&R unipress, 177-191.
• Hilden, Irene (2017). "Die historischen Sammlungen des Berliner Lautarchivs: Zum Umgang mit akustischen Objekten." In: Ernst Seidl, Frank Steinheimer and Cornelia Weber (eds.). Materielle Kultur in universitären und außeruniversitären Sammlungen. Berlin: Gesellschaft für Universitätssammlungen e.V., 45-52.
• Hilden, Irene, and Anaïs Héraud-Louisadat (2020). "Of Voices, Noises and Colonial Traces." In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürich, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes, 223-227.
• Kempen, Claude (2025). “T for Trans – An Outraged Investigation of Non-Binary Medical Transition in Germany.” In: Clio Nicastro and Marta-Laura Cenedese (eds.). Violence, Care, Cure: Self/perceptions within the Medical Encounter. Abingdon: Routledge. 
• Köbschall, Saskia (2019). "In the Spirit of Akwa: Radical Legacies." In: Elena Agudio, Anna Jäger, Saskia Köbschall and Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung (eds.). I Will Draw a Map of What You Never See: Endeavours in Rhythmanalysis. Berlin: Archive Books. 
• Jablonski, Sebastian (2023). "A Different Kind of Hybridity: An Early British Depiction of Pitcairn Islanders." In: Sukla Chatterjee, Janna Chojnicka, Anna-Katharina Hornidge and Kerstin Knopf (eds.). Postcolonial Oceans: Contradictions, Heterogeneities, Knowledges, Materialities. Heidelberg: Heidelberg University Publishing, 139-157.
• Le Gall, Yann. (2016) "The Return of Human Remains to the Pacific: Resurgence of Ancestors and Emergence of Postcolonial Memory Practices.” In: Gigi Adair and Anja Schwarz (eds.). Postcolonial Justice: Reassessing the Fair Go. Trier: WVT, 45-60.
• Madörin, Anouk (2021). "Unruly Faces: Refugee Protest and Imperial Faciality." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 67-80.
• Madörin, Anouk (2020). "technè." In: Ziarong Xiang (ed.) Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politcs, and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürich, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• März, Moses (2021). "Mapmaking as Wayfinding: Reflections on Writing about Edouard Glissant's Politics of Relation." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 184-199.
• Morais dos Santos Bruss, Sara (2020). "modulation."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• Morais dos Santos Bruss, Sara and Madhurima Majumder (2021). "'They Call it Love, We Call it Labour': How Acts of Care Were Repoloticised in India." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 223-233.
• Nikolova, Mariya (2021). "Reaching the Limit, or How Kathy Acker Used Blackness to Abandon Haiti and Arrive Home Safely." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 137-153.
• Nikolova, Mariya (2020). “Jumpcut” and “Pinecones”.  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• Preusser, Alisa and Stefanie Schäfer (2025). "A Home Where the Bufallo Roam? Teaching and Challenging the 'Canadian West.'" In: Geneviève Susemihl and Grit Alter (eds.). Teaching Canada 2: Identities, Cultures, Regions. Heidelberg: Winter Verlag, 129-156.
• Rath, Anna von (2021). "Weaving Worlds Together: An Afropolitan Perspective on Shweshwe Fabric." In: Kylie Crane  et al. (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 95-106.
• Rath, Anna von (2020). "convivial scholarship."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• Rath, Anna von (2020). “Strategic Label: Afropolitan Literature in Germany”. In: James Hodapp (ed.). Afropolitan Literature as World Literature. New York: Bloomsbury, 37-56.
• Rath, Anna von (2018). “Potsdam 2015: Das Sinterklaas Fest im Holländischen Viertel – Zwarte Piet is Racism”. In: Carpus e.V. (ed.). Kolonialrassismus und Widerstand. Globales (Geschichts-)Lernen in Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig und Potsdam. Cottbus, 22-24.
• Rath, Anna von (2016). “Ethical Aspirations in Contemporary Travel Writing”. In: Felicitas Schweiker, Anna Rasokat and Jessica Homberg-Schramm (eds.). #N3rdM: Negotiating Narratives in/for the Third Millennium. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 97-115.
• Samson, Kathleen (2023). "'A Better Life for All'? Modernity's Contradictory Promise in Postapartheid South Africa." In: Yael Attia, Jonathan Hirsch and Kathleen Samson (eds.).  Minor Perspectives on Modernity beyond Europe: An Encounter between Jewish Studies and Postcolonial Thought. Baden-Baden: Ergon Verlag, 117-134.
• Sinanan, Tori, Dylan Kerrigan, Peter Jamadar and Elron Elahie (2019). "Securing Equality For All: The Evidence Recommendations." In Janeille Zorina Matthews and Jewl Amorah (eds.). Securing Equality For All in the Administration of Justice: Proceedings of the Caribbean Judicial Dialogue. Kingston: Pear Tree Press, 61-98.
• Siyotula, Sikho (2021). "Minor Cosmopolitan Doodle 1." In: Kylie Crane, Sara Morais Dos Santos Bruss, Lucy Gasser and Anna von Rath (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 46.
• Siyotula, Sikho (2021). "Minor Cosmopolitan Doodle 2." In: Kylie Crane, Sara Morais Dos Santos Bruss, Lucy Gasser and Anna von Rath (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 246.
• Siyotula, Sikho (2020). "On Other Poleis."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes, 92-99.
• Temmen, Jens (2023). “From HI-SEAS to Outer Space: Discourses of Water and Territory in U.S. Pacific Imperialism and Representations of U.S. Mars Colonization.” In: Alexandra Ganser, Charne Lavery, and Meg Samuelson (eds.). Maritime Mobilities in Literature and Culture: Critical Perspectives. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan, 119-142.
• Temmen, Jens (2021). “Passing on the Torch to Light Out the Territory Ahead: Conflicting Temporalities of (Arrested) Mobility in Geronimo’s Story of His Life.” In: Kylie Crane, Sara Morais Dos Santos Bruss, Lucy Gasser and Anne von Rath (eds.). The Minor on the Move: Doing Cosmopolitanisms. Münster: edition assemblage, 154-170.
• Temmen, Jens (2020). "imperial grammar."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• Temmen, Jens (2020). “The Imperial Grammar of Jurisdictional Incongruence.” In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Charting the Minor Cosmopolitan. Chicago: Chicago University Press, 9-11. 
• Temmen, Jens (2017). “’So It Happens That We Are Relegated to the Condition of the Aborigines of the American Continent’: Disavowing and Reclaiming Sovereignty in Liliuokalani’s Hawaii’s Story by Hawaii’s Queen and the Congressional Morgan Report.” In: Anke Bartels, Lars Eckstein, Nicole Waller, Dirk Wiemann (eds.). Postcolonial Justice. Leiden and Boston: Brill/Rodopi, 333-356.
• Wilke, Heinrich (2020). "silences."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes.
• Xiang, Zairong, and Julian Henriques (2020). "Mumbo Jumbo, Jiggery-Pokery, Cosmopolitricks."  In: Zairong Xiang (ed.). Minor Cosmopolitan: Thinking Art, Politics and the Universe Together Otherwise. Zürch, Berlin, Paris: Diaphanes, 250-260.
• Xiang, Zairong (2018). “’adam Is Not Man: The Queer Body before Genesis 2:22 (and After)”. In: Lisa Stenmark and Whitney Bauman (eds.). Unsettling Science and Religion: Contributions and Questions from Queer Studies. Lanham: Lexington, 183-197.
• Xiang, Zairong (2017). “Camp as a Critical Strategy in Gu Changwei’s And the Spring Comes [立春].” In: Franziska Bergmann, Fabio Cleto, Ingrid Hotz-Davies and Georg Vogt (eds.). The Dark Side of Camp: Queer Economy of Dust, Dirt and Patina. London: Routledge, 56-70.
• Xiang, Zairong (2016). “The (De)Coloniality of Conceptual Inequivalence: Reinterpreting Ometeotl within Nahua Tlacuiloliztli.” In: Juan Ramos and Tara Daly (eds.). Decolonial Readings of Latin American Literature and Culture. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 39-55.

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• Bala, Sruti, Dylan Kerrigan, and Johanna Heide (ed.) (2021). "Embodied Practices - Looking from Small Places." Potsdam: Universitätsverlag.
• Crane, Kylie (2019). “Anthropocene Presences and the Limits of Deferral: Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria and 'The Swan Book.'” Online Library of Humanities 5.1, 1-24. 
• Gasser, Lucy (2019). "The Centre Cannot Hold: Imagining the Soviet Union from the Global South." Kairos: A Journal of Critical Symposium 4.1,  45-59. 
• Gasser, Lucy (2019). "Towards Eurasia: Remapping Europe as 'Upstart Peripheral to an Ongoing Operation'." Postcolonial Studies 22.2, 188-202.
• Goswami Choudhury, Priyam, and Florian Schybilski (2023). "Introduction: Unfamiliar Objects, Dialogic Translations." Kairos: A Journal of Critical Symposium 8.1, 1-9.
• Goswami Choudhury, Priyam, and Florian Schybilski (2023). "Essays towards Dialogicity: Response to Abiral Kumar, Souradeep Roy, Sainico Ningthoujam, Michelle Stork and Rita Maricocchi." Kairos: A Journal of Critical Symposium 8.1, 108-129.
• Köbschall, Saskia (2019). "GERMAN, NATURAL AND NAKED? The Colonial Entanglements of the Life Reform." Art Education Research 15, 1-15.
• Leetsch, Jennifer (first author), Arunima Bhattacharya, Trang Dank, Baldeep Kaur, Hannah Nelson-Teutsch, Alisa Preusser, Peri Sipahi, and Christina Slopek-Hauff (2024). "New Ways of Telling True Stories: Reflections on Ecological Solidarities across Post/Colonial Worlds." Postcolonial Text 19.1-2, 1-11.
• LeGall, Yann (2020). “Songea Mbano, Maji Maji Flava, and the ‘Halfway Dead’ of the Majimaji War (1905-07).” Human Remains and Violence 6.2, 4-22.
• LeGall, Yann (2018). "'You are Welcome to Moshi' - Mangi Meli’s Grandson in Berlin and the Story of German Colonial Violence in the Kilimanjaro." Habari - Shared History - Koloniales Erbe als Verantwortung 4, 9-16.
• Madörin, Anouk (2020). "The View from Above at Europe’s Maritime Borders: Racial Securitization from Visuality to Postvisuality." European Journal for Cultural Studies 23.5, 698-711.
• März, Moses (2019). "Imagining a Politics of Relation: Glissant's Border Thought and the German Border." Tydskrif Vir Letterkunde 56.1, 49-61.
• März, Moses (2018). "The Martyrdom of Mayor Orlando." Chimurenga Chronic, 19-24.
• März, Moses (2017). "A Brief History of Fufu Pounding." Chimurenga Chronic, 3.
• März, Moses (2017). "Your Own Hand Sold You: Voluntary Servitude in the Francafrique." Chimurenga Chronic, 4-7.
• März, Moses and Graeme Arendse (2016). “Salut Glissant.” Chimurenga Chronic 8, 52-55.
• März, Moses (2016). “The Invention of African Football.” Chimurenga Chronic 7 (books supplement), 18-20.
• März, Moses (2016). “Four Days in June.” Chimurenga Chronic 7, 18-21.
• Morais dos Santos Bruss, Sara (2019). “Naming and Shaming or Speaking Truth to Power? On the Ambivalences of the Indian List of Sexual Harassers in Academia.” Ephemera: Theory and Politics in Organization 19.4, 721-743.
• Morais dos Santos Bruss, Sara, and Madhurima Majumder (2020). “Kein Liebesdienst.” Feministische Kampfansagen 56, 14 July.
• Nikolova, Mariya (2019). “White Violence and Spectral Blackness in Don DeLillo’s Zero K.” COPAS: Current Objectives of Postgraduate American Studies 20.2, 92-108.
• Nikolova, Mariya (2018). "On Breaking Dissertations, or How I Read Sideways." U.S. Studies Online: Forum for New Writing, 22 January.
• Preusser, Alisa (2024). "Poetic Reconfigurations and Reclamations of the Wasteland in Craig Santos Perez's Habitat Threshold." Postcolonial Text 19.1-2, 1-28.
• Preusser, Alisa (2021). "Performing the Nation in Thomas King's Short Fiction." Zeitschrift für Kanadastudien 41, 152-174.
• Sewgobind, Praveen (2019). “Kwakoe, Baba & Mai: Revisiting Dutch Colonialism in Suriname.” Postcolonial Interventions: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Postcolonial Studies 4.2, 264-300.
• Temmen, Jens (2020). "The Un/Incorporated, Continental, Overseas, Global States of America: The Grammar of Jurisdictional Incongruence in US Imperialism." U.S. Studies Online: Forum for New Writing, 12 November. 
• Temmen, Jens, and Nicole Waller (2020). “Introduction: Mapping American Territorialities.” The Journal of Transnational American Studies 11.1, 23-49.
• Temmen, Jens, and Nicole Poppenhagen (2018). “Introduction: Across Currents: Connections between Atlantic Studies and (Trans)Pacific Studies.” Atlantic Studies: Global Currents 15.2, 149-159.
• Theobald, Ricarda (forthcoming). “Psychology and the Border Regime: Intervening into a Tensioned Field”. Movements: Journal for Critical Migration and Border Regime Studies 10.1.
• Vögele, Hannah (2022). "Colonial Intimacies: Constellations of Property and Kinship in German Colonial (After)Lives." Kvinder, Køn & Forskning 33.1, 15–32.
• Vögele, Hannah (2020). "Responsibility for Vulnerability: Towards a Political Account of Responsibility." Philosophy Today, 64.3, 577-597.
• Vögele, Hannah (2019). “Precarious Borders: Frames of Migration and the Potentiality of Affect.” Raisons Politiques 76, 121-143. 
• Xiang, Zairong, S. Pearl Brilmyer, and Filippo Trentin (2019). “The Ontology of the Couple, or, What Queer Theory Knows about Numbers.” GLQ: A Journal for Lesbian and Gay Studies 25.2, 217-221.
• Xiang, Zairong (2018). “Below Either/or: Rereading Femininity and Monstrosity inside Enuma Elish.” Feminist Theology 26.2, 115-132.
• Xiang, Zairong (2018). “Transdualism: Towards a Materio-Discursive Embodiment.” TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly 5.3, 425-442.

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• Dammel, Jan (2022). "Review: Azadeh Sharifi, Lisa Skirblies (Ed.): Theaterwissenschaft postkolonial/dekolonial." rezens.tfm, no. 2, https://doi.org/10.25365/rezens-2022-2-0.
• Doyle, Sophia, Patrick Bresnihan, Olivia Oldham and Clara Oloriz (2024). “Farmer Protests & Food Sovereignty – where do we go from here?” Rundale, https://www.rundale.org/2024/06/27/farmer-protests-food-sovereignty-where-do-we-go-from-here/.
• Heide, Johanna (2021). "Review: Colson Whitehead: Harlem Shuffle." poco.lit, https://pocolit.com/2021/11/03/harlem-shuffle-2/
• Heide, Johanna (2021). "Review: Saidiya Hartman: Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments: Initimate Histories of Social Upheaval." poco.lit, https://pocolit.com/en/2021/03/17/wayward-lives-beautiful-experiments-intimate-histories-of-social-upheaval/
• Heide, Johanna (2020). "Review: Daina Ramey Berry, Kali Nicole Gross: A Black Women's History of the United States." poco.lit, https://pocolit.com/2020/05/13/a-black-womens-history-of-the-united-states/
• Heide, Johanna (2020). "Review: Sarah M. Broom: The Yellow House." poco.lit, https://pocolit.com/en/2020/09/02/the-yellow-house/
• Kempen, Claude (2025). “‘City of Lost Souls,’ Trans Optimism and Germany’s Cultural Anxieties.” Rough Cut, https://roughcutfilm.com/2025/03/08/city-of-lost-souls-trans-optimism-and-germanys-cultural-anxieties/
• Kempen, Claude (2024). “Intersex Experiences and Bottom Dysphoria: Story of a Hymenectomy.” Archer, https://archermagazine.com.au/2024/09/intersex-bottom-dysphoria-hymenectomy/
• LeGall, Yann, and Anna von Rath (2020). “The Orangerie Castle in Potsdam, the Boxer Movement in China and Astronomical Instruments.” Postcolonial Potsdam (blog), https://postcolonialpotsdam.org/en/2020/03/18/orangerie-boxer-movement/.
• LeGall, Yann (2020). “The New Palace and the Peak of the Kilimanjaro.” Postcolonial Potsdam (blog), https://postcolonialpotsdam.org/en/2020/03/17/the-new-palace-and-the-peak-of-kilimanjaro/
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