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2023<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Lawrence Nana Yaw Oduro-Sarpong (2023): International Cooperation “On Equal Footing”? \u2014 A Long-Overdue Superfluity <\/a>. In: Decolonize Berlin (2023): From Concept to Process. 2023 Report by the Coordination Office for the Citywide Process of Coming to Terms with Berlin\u2019s Colonial Past <\/a>, pp. 34\u201336.<\/p>\n\n

2022<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Carolin Philipp (2022): Globality in Remembering.<\/a> In: Stephan Bundschuh, Ansgar Dr\u00fccker, Judith Hilgers, Timo Vo\u00dfberg, Eren Y\u0131ld\u0131r\u0131m Yetkin (eds.) (2022): partizipativ.erinnern. Practices – Research – Discourses. An inventory. D\u00fcsseldorf: Informations- und Dokumentationszentrum f\u00fcr Antirassismusarbeit, pp. 83-87. <\/p>\n\n

2021<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Carolin Philipp (2021): Global History(s) for the Future<\/a>. In: Stephanie Endter, Nora Landkammer, Karin Schneider: Unlearn the museum? Coloniality and mediation in ethnological museums <\/a>.<\/em> Vienna: Zaglossus. S. 225-249. <\/p>\n\n

2020<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Tahir Della (2020): Colonial History. The long road to recovery. <\/a> Interview on Deutschlandfunk 06.01.2020<\/p>\n\n

with Carolin Philipp (2020): Volunteer Work Abroad\u2014An Opportunity to Learn How to \u201cUnlearn\u201d?<\/a> (Student Project, University of Hildesheim)<\/p>\n\n

2018<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Do\u011fan Akhanl\u0131 (2018): Germany as a transnational memory space.<\/a> Published in: Arrest in Grandada. Cologne: Kiepenheuer & Witsch. <\/p>\n\n

2016<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Sustaining Inequality – The Neocolonial Politics of Development Education, North-South Volunteering and Fair Trade in Germany<\/a> in: Darkmatter, 2.4.2016<\/p>\n\n

Before 2016<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

“Africa” in Political Adult Education in Germany. In: Kursiv\u2014Journal of Political Education 3, 2007, 74\u201380. <\/p>\n\n

Poverty alleviation as a business purpose. Fair trade, development cooperation and criticism of racism. [\/edmc] In: Berliner Entwicklungspolitischer Ratschlag (ed.): Develop-mental turn. New contributions to development education and project work critical of racism, Berlin, 50-54. In English. En espanol. <\/p>\n\n

In the footsteps of colonial power. A genealogical dispositif analysis of development policy. In: Franke, Ulrich and Ulrich Roos (eds.) 2013: Reconstructive Methods in World Politics Research. Examples of application and development trends, Baden-Baden: Nomos, 181-218. <\/p>\n\n

The Big Five as dangerous as ever: German development cooperation, colonial-racist imagery, and civil society’s response.<\/a> In: Critical Literacy: Theories and Practices 7:2 2013.<\/p>\n\n

Education for sustainable inequality? A postcolonial analysis of development education materials. <\/a> In: Berliner Entwicklungspolitischer Ratschlag (ed.): Develop-mental turn. New Contributions to Development Education and Project Work Critical of Racism, Berlin, 50-54. <\/p>\n\n

The Trauma of Guilt or: How to Think Colonial History in a Postcolonial Germany of Today? <\/a>Writing talk by Carolin Philipp (filmmaker, Berlin) and Peggy Piesche (literary scholar, New York). In: “freitext” 4\/2012. <\/p>\n\n

The volunteer is queen. A power-critical look at the weltw\u00e4rts volunteer program. [\/edmc] In: Berliner Entwicklungspolitischer Ratschlag (ed.): Develop-mental turn. New contributions to development education and project work critical of racism, Berlin, 86-88. <\/p>\n\n

Do the Rusty Radiator Awards make a difference?<\/a>. On: Africasacountry<\/a>. (28.1.2015)<\/p>\n\n

discover \/ discovery \/ discoverer \/ journey of discovery [\/edmc]. In: Arndt, Susan & Ofuatey-Alazard, Nadja (eds.) 2011: How Racism Speaks from Words. (K)Erben des Kolonialismus im Wissensarchiv deutscher Sprache. A Critical Reference Work, M\u00fcnster, 264-268. <\/p>\n\n

Development\/Development Aid\/Development Policy\/Developing Country [\/edmc]. In: Arndt, Susan & Ofuatey-Alazard, Nadja (eds.) 2011: How Racism Speaks from Words. (K)Erben des Kolonialismus im Wissensarchiv deutscher Sprache. A Critical Reference Work, M\u00fcnster, 272-278. <\/p>\n\n

‘Exoticism’. In: Arndt, Susan & Ofuatey-Alazard, Nadja (eds.) 2011: How Racism Speaks from Words. (K)Erben des Kolonialismus im Wissensarchiv deutscher Sprache. A Critical Reference Work, M\u00fcnster, 633. <\/p>\n\n

‘Exoticism’. “Get into the mystery …”[\/edmc]. In: ROSA – The Journal of Gender Studies, No. 40, 2010, 4-7. <\/p>\n\n

I help, you help, …they are helped. The voluntary service weltw\u00e4rts reproduces old familiar structures [\/edmc]. In: iz3w 323, 2010, 40-42. <\/p>\n\n

Implanted contraception<\/a>. In: Gene Ethics Information Service (GID), 217\/2013, 17-19. <\/p>\n\n

(In)Security in postcolonial development education in Germany<\/a>. In: Critical Studies on Security 1:3, 2013, 352-354. <\/p>\n\n

International Volunteering and Development – Learning to be a Global Citizen[\/edmc] – Conference session report from the 2014 EADI General Conference, session organized by the “Global learning meets development” working group – Published in Voluntaris, 2014.<\/p>\n\n

Local and Cosmopolitan Bodies: Maternal Health, German Interventions, and Hierarchies in Tanzania. In: Arranca! 43, 2010, 32-34.<\/p>\n\n

‘New World’. In: Arndt, Susan & Ofuatey-Alazard, Nadja (eds.) 2011: How Racism Speaks from Words. (K)Erben des Kolonialismus im Wissensarchiv deutscher Sprache. A Critical Reference Work, M\u00fcnster, 695. <\/p>\n\n

PERIPHERAL keyword post(-)colonial [\/edmc]. In: PERIPHERIE – Journal of Third World Economics and Politics 120, 2010, 487-481. <\/p>\n\n

Powered by YOU? A critical analysis of racism in development policy fundraising[\/edmc] In: Berliner Entwicklungspolitischer Ratschlag (ed.): Develop-mental turn. New Contributions to Development Education and Project Work Critical of Racism, Berlin, 50-54. <\/p>\n\n

Reverse means the other way around.<\/a> In: Berliner Entwicklungspolitischer Ratschlag (ed.): Wer anderen einen Brunnen gr\u00e4bt. Critique of Racism \/\/ Empowerment \/\/ Global Context, Berlin <\/p>\n\n

Statists of their own everyday life. Township Tours in Cape Town as a Challenge to Tourism Criticism.[\/edmc]In: Iz3w – Third World Information Center: Discover, Conquer, Recreate – (Post-) Colonial Travel Images, No. 291, 2006, 37-39. <\/p>\n\n

“Sharing says nothing about shares” – The construction of whiteness and blackness on posters of “aid organizations”<\/a>. In: Material Booklet International Weeks Against Racism. (Ed.) Intercultural Council in Germany, 2012. <\/p>\n\n

‘Tropical Medicine’. In: Arndt, Susan & Ofuatey-Alazard, Nadja (eds.) 2011: How Racism Speaks from Words. (K)Erben des Kolonialismus im Wissensarchiv deutscher Sprache. A Critical Reference Work, M\u00fcnster, 670. <\/p>\n\n

Superiority thinking does not fall from the sky. Postcolonial perspectives on global learning and education for sustainable development. <\/a> In: ZEP -Journal of International Educational Research and Development Education: 36th Year, No.1, pp. 26-33.<\/p>\n\n

Who starts with second. Education for sustainable development can transmit knowledge of power [\/edmc]. In: iz3w – Informationszentrum Dirtte Welt, No. 329, 2012. <\/p>\n\n

white charity – blackness and whiteness on posters of fundraising organizations<\/a>. Documentary film, 2011. <\/p>\n\n

How White Is the Ivory Tower? Racism in Academia. In: arranca! No. 37, 2007, 42\u201344. <\/p>\n\n

The \u201cWhite\u201d Representation of \u201cAfrica\u201d in the German Public Sphere: How a Continent Is Standardized, Distorted, and Obscured. In: ak – analyse & kritik. Journal for Left-Wing Debates and Practice 520, Sept. 21. 2007, 9.<\/p>\n\n

“We Liberate Worldwide!” Criticism of Racism and Development Fundraising [\/edmc]. In: DZI Donations Almanac 2014, October 2014, 10-24. <\/p>\n\n

Reviews<\/h3>\n\n

Review of Adibeli Nduka-Agwu and Antje Lann Hornscheidt (eds.), 2010, Racism in Good German. A critical reference work on racist speech acts. [\/edmc] PERIPHERY – Journal of Third World Economics and Politics, 124, 526-529.<\/p>\n\n

Review of Bea Gomes et al (eds), 2008, Racism. A multifaceted phenomenon. [\/edmc] In: PERIPHERIE – Journal of Third World Economics and Politics, 117, 136-140.<\/p>\n\n

Review by Christian Weinert and Ferdinand Carriere, 2014, BLICKWECHSEL – Views on German Volunteers<\/a>, In: Voluntaris <\/a>Jg 3, 1\/2015. A replica by Christian Weinert can be found here<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n

Review of Eske Wollrad, 2005, Whiteness in Contradiction.[\/edmc] Feminist perspectives on racism, culture, and religion. In: iz3w – Bl\u00e4tter des Informationszentrums 3. Welt 6, 44. <\/p>\n\n

Review of Ilan Kapoor, 2008, The Postcolonial Politics of Development. [\/edmc] In: PERIPHERIE – Journal of Third World Economics and Politics, 120, 503-505.<\/p>\n\n

Review of Lisa Ann Richey, 2008, Population Politics and Development. From the Policies to the Clinics. [\/edmc] In: PERIPHERIE – Journal of Third World Economics and Politics, 118\/119, 371-374.<\/p>\n\n

Review of Stacey A. Langwick. 2011. Bodies, Politics, and African Healing. The Matter of Maladies in Tanzania. <\/a> In: PERIPHERIE – Journal of Third World Economics and Politics 129, 135-138.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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