Tag: post-colonial

Decolonization and Semiperipheral Postcoloniality: Hungarian Experts in Nkrumah’s Ghana

Post author By Zoltán Ginelli
Post date July 19, 2018

Aurora exhibition, photo credit: Ilona Csécsei

Notes from the LeftEast editors: this piece was first published in the Hungarian journal Mezosfera, and was reprinted with kind permission of the author and the journal. It should be cited as: Zoltán Ginelli, “Hungarian Experts in Nkrumah’s Ghana. Decolonization and Semiperipheral Postcoloniality in Socialist Hungary,” Mezosfera Issue No 5, Refractions of Socialist Solidarity, ed. Eszter Szakács (Budapest: tranzit. […]

Tags Africa, Cold War, economics, experts, Ghana, Hungary, post-colonial, socialism, state socialism

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Dialoguing Between the Posts: Can We Think Postcolonially about Central and Eastern Europe? Perspective from Poland.

Post author By lefteast
Post date February 23, 2018

Note from the LeftEast editors: we are sharing this video with the kind permission of Mithilesh Kumar. Inspired from the workshop with the same title which took place in Beograde, TISS Patna has designed a series of events on the topic. As one of the groups present at the Belgrade seminar, the LeftEast editorial collective […]

Tags colonialism, dialogue, imperialism, neocolonialism, neoliberalism, orientalism, Poland, post-colonial, post-socialism, race

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Post-colonial film club in Budapest. An interview with Tamás Gerőcs and Tibor Meszmann, Helyzet Group of Public Sociology.

Post author By Mariya Ivancheva
Post date March 10, 2014

Mariya Ivancheva interviewed Tamás Gerőcs and Tibor Meszmann about the post-colonialism film club of the Public Sociology Working Group ‘Helyzet’ on 18 February 2014, in Budapest. We are now at the Gólya Community Centre in Budapest. I would start with a question about how these three things, namely the Gólya (Stork) centre, the Helyzet (Position […]

Tags cinema, decolonial, Helyzet, Hungary, post-colonial, resistance, social movements, videos