Michael Neocosmos

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Michael Neocosmos

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#1996

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According to Wikipedia, Michael Neocosmos is a South African Marxist philosopher. He is an emeritus professor in humanities at Rhodes University, Distinguished Visiting Scholar at the University of Connecticut Humanities Institute and a fellow at the Centre for Humanities Research at the University of the Western Cape.

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Michael Neocosmos's Published Works

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From 'foreign natives' to 'native foreigners' : explaining xenophobia in post-apartheid South Africa : citizenship and nationalism, identity and politics (2008) (216)
The Politics of Fear and the Fear of Politics: Reflections on Xenophobic Violence in South Africa (2008) (202)
From Foreign Natives to Native Foreigners. Explaining Xenophobia in Post-apartheid South Africa: Explaining Xenophobia in Post-apartheid South Africa (2010) (125)
Political cultures in democratic South Africa (2002) (46)
Marx's third class: Capitalist landed property and capitalist development (1986) (44)
The Agrarian Question and Class Contradictions in South Africa: Some Theoretical Considerations (1989) (43)
Transition, human rights and violence: rethinking a liberal political relationship in the African neo-colony (2011) (39)
Civil society, citizenship and the politics of the (im)possible: rethinking militancy in Africa today (2009) (37)
Can a human rights culture enable emancipation? Clearing some theoretical ground for the renewal of a critical sociology (2006) (33)
Thinking Freedom in Africa: Toward A Theory Of Emancipatory Politics (2016) (29)
The agrarian question and class contradictions in south africa: some theoretical issues for consideration (1986) (15)
Political Cultures in (2002) (14)
Are Those-Who-Do-Not-Count Capable of Reason? Thinking Political Subjectivity in the (Neo-)Colonial World and the Limits of History* (2012) (14)
Development, Social Citizenship and Human Rights: Re-thinking the Political Core of an Emancipatory Project in Africa (2010) (10)
The contradictory position of "tradition" in African nationalist discourse : some analytical and political reflections (2005) (10)
The Nation and Its Politics: Fanon, Emancipatory Nationalism, and Political Sequences (2011) (10)
Analysing Political Subjectivities: Naming the Post-developmental State in Africa Today (2010) (9)
Thinking the impossible?: elements of a critique of political liberalism in Southern Africa (2004) (9)
Mandela and the politics of representation (2013) (7)
Neo-Liberalism Versus State Nationalism: Beyond State Thinking in Southern Africa (2003) (6)
The heritage of struggle: a dialogue with Raymond Suttner's ancestral fidelity (2006) (5)
Towards Understanding New Forms of State Rule in (Southern) Africa in the Era of Globalization (2001) (5)
Agrarian History and Nationalist Politics in Southern Africa: Notes Towards a Critique of Conventional Wisdom (1990) (5)
Constructing the domain of freedom: thinking politics at a distance from the state (2016) (5)
The state of the post-apartheid state : the poverty of critique on the South African left : review article (2004) (5)
The Sociology of Crisis and the Crisis of Sociology: Academic Marxism and the Absence of a Thought of Politics in South Africa (2015) (4)
The Political Conditions of Social Thought and the Politics of Emancipation : an introduction to the work of Sylvain Lazarus (2009) (4)
Political Subjectivity and the Subject of Politics: Thinking Beyond Identity from the South of Africa (2012) (3)
Editorial Introduction: The Marikana Moment, Worker Political Subjectivity and State Violence in Post-Apartheid South Africa (2016) (3)
The Post-Developmental State in Africa Today (2009) (3)
The academic intellectual as knowing subject and the reason of the excluded: a response to Mahmood Mamdani (2020) (2)
Decolonization and the Decolonized (review) (2007) (2)
Thinking Political Emancipation and the Social Sciences in Africa: Some Critical Reflections (2014) (2)
Rethinking the Political Core of an Emancipatory Project in Africa (2006) (2)
Memmi Albert. Decolonization and the Decolonized. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2006. Translated by Bononno Robert. xiv + 148 pp. $17.95. Paper. (2007) (1)
The Dialectic of Emancipatory Politics and African Subjective Potentiality (2017) (1)
The road to national elections in the Southern African periphery: Lesotho and Swaziland compared (1993) (1)
Introduction:: Politics is thought, thought is real, people think (2016) (0)
From national emancipation to national chauvinism in South Africa, 1973–2013 (2016) (0)
Introduction (0)
Renaming the state in Africa today (2016) (0)
COD 22 Development as Human Emancipation (2008) (0)
Lesotho: political liberalization: recent developments (1994) (0)
Resisting Xenophobic Violence in South Africa: thinking the character of popular politics (2018) (0)
The Universality of Humanity as an African Political Potential (2017) (0)
Understanding fidelity to the South African emancipatory event:: The Treatment Action Campaign and Abahlali baseMjondolo (2016) (0)
The Thought of Politics : an introduction 1 (2015) (0)
Militarism or Emancipation?: Rethinking the Culture of Politics in Africa Today (2004) (0)
African Potentials and the Thought of Universal Humanity: (2021) (0)
The Creolization of Political Theory and the Dialectic of Emancipatory Thought: A Plea for Synthesis (2017) (0)
Marxism and the politics of representation:: The ‘agrarian question’ and the limits of political economy – class, nation and the party-state (2016) (0)
Neocosmos the ( Neo-) Colonial World and the Limits of History Are Those-Who-Do-Not-Count Capable of Reason ? Thinking Political Subjectivity in (2012) (0)
Book review: No Land! No House! No Vote! Voices from Symphony Way (2012) (0)
A critical analysis of theories of agricultural development and agrarian reform, with reference to agrarian reform policies in Chile (1962-1973). (1982) (0)
BIOGRAPHIES (2009) (0)
Popular Sovereignty versus State Sovereignty: Haiti, Popular Equality and the Birth of the Neocolonial State (2021) (0)
From Saint-Domingue to Haiti:: The politics of freedom and equality, 1791–1960 (2016) (0)
Thinking beyond representation, acting beyond representation:: Accounting for worker subjectivities in South Africa (2016) (0)
Thinking an African Politics of Peace in an Era of Increasing Violence (2016) (0)
Introduction: African Politics of Survival: Extraversion and Informality in the Contemporary World (2021) (0)
The domain of civil society and its politics (2016) (0)
Theoretical introduction:: Understanding historical political sequences (2016) (0)
The domain of traditional society and its politics (2016) (0)
The Politics of National Emancipation in Africa: Subversive Thought in Cabral’s Resistance and Decolonization (2016) (0)
Book Review: Mexican Agriculture 1521-1630: Transformation of the mode of production, Dependent Accumulation and Underdevelopment (1979) (0)
2. Neocosmos.pmd (2008) (0)
Theoretical introduction:: Social representation, modes of rule and political prescriptions (2016) (0)
Thinking Badiou’s “Immanent Exception” and Its Aftermath: The Emancipatory Event of People’s Power in 1980s South Africa and Its Subjective Traces (2018) (0)
Conclusion:: Reclaiming the domain of freedom (2016) (0)
Rethinking militancy in the current sequence:: Beyond politics as agency (2016) (0)
Domains of state politics and systemic violence:: The concept of ‘uncivil society’ (2016) (0)
Are those-who-do-not-count capable of reason?: On the limits of historical thought (2016) (0)
Towards a politics of solidarity:: Feminist contributions (2016) (0)
Development, Social Citizenship and Human Rights – CETRI - Centre Tricontinental (2019) (0)
The People’s Power mode of politics in South Africa, 1984–1986 (2016) (0)
The National Liberation Struggle mode of politics in Africa, 1945–1975 (2016) (0)
SCHOLARLY REVIEW ESSAY Unthinking Thinking and Rethinking African Future(s) (2021) (0)

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