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Decolonizing solidarity
DOI:10.1177/14748851251394555.png)
Abstract
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This response aims to develop an understanding of 'solidarity' from what I take to be some of the key contributions of D&D. I do this by surveying a selection of declarations of solidarity issued from the Global North in the context of Israel's genocide in Gaza. I draw particular attention to Tully's critical reframing of post-war liberal political thought as neocolonial liberalism; his use of Edward Said's notion of the contrapuntal ensemble of imperialism and resistance; his account of critical dialogue within and across hegemonic and subaltern traditions, and his emphasis on always listening to the other side. In doing so, I hope to highlight the merits of the fundamental premises of the dialogue tradition of political thought that this book recovers as a tradition.
Keywords:
Solidarity
decolonizing
genocide
Palestine
Israel
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