Decolonizing Europe: Ethnographies of national and transnational projects

Wesley Maraire

doi:10.1080/00938157.2026.2711624

August 6, 2026Reviews in Anthropology

Decolonizing Europe: Ethnographies of national and transnational projects

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The volume aims to explore the processes and implications of decolonization in Europe, focusing on both national and transnational contexts.
Conducts ethnographic fieldwork in former imperial metropoles
Analyzes national and transnational projects related to decolonization
Employs diverse ethnographic perspectives across different contexts
Illustrates the complex dynamics of nationalism and transnationalism in the decolonization process
Reveals how former empires navigate their colonial legacies
Highlights the role of cultural narratives in shaping contemporary identities

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Grounded in ethnographic fieldwork across former imperial metropoles, Decolonizing Europe: Ethnographies of National and Transnational Projects, edited by Patrícia Ferraz de Matos and Livio Sansone...

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