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Anthropologist, Asst. Prof @sfuintlstudies. CoTranslate: The Backstreets (bit.ly/3AOc4Mf); Author: Terror Capitalism (@DukePress), In the Camps (bit.ly/3xCR9J0)
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Reconfiguring Racial Capitalism: south Africa in the Chinese Century

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By Darren Byler
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Episode 7 | Being Muslim in China

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By Darren Byler, Alton Anderson Founder-CEO-Editor
| Black News UK
Breaking News This month, China’s National People’s Congress held its annual meeting and passed a new law on ‘promoting ethnic unity and progress’. The legislation further codifies the suppression of non-Han languages and customs in China in the name of national cohesion and civilisational uplift. For years, the Party-State has dictated the correct way to be Chinese […] The post Episode 7 | Being Muslim in China appeared first on Made in China Journal.
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Global Futures of Digital Confinement. Volume 23, Number 4, 2025 – Surveillance & Society

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By Ulla D. Berg, Carolina Sanchez Boe, Darren Byler
Surveillance & Society This special issue features a guest-edited section on “Global Futures of Digital Confinement,” a roundtable discussion on the criminalization of environmental activism, a dialogue section taking stock of the “surveillant assemblage” concept twenty-five years after its initial publication, and a handful of book reviews. Cover image: An asylum seeker from Ecuador camouflages her ankle monitor, hoping that her black leggings and sneakers will make it less visible.
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