Pal Ahluwalia | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Pal Ahluwalia

Pal Ahluwalia is affiliated with the following schools: Goldsmiths, University of London, University of South Australia, University of Portsmouth, University of the South Pacific

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According to Wikipedia, Pal Ahluwalia is a Kenyan academic and the Vice-Chancellor of University of the South Pacific. Ahluwalia was born in Nairobi, Kenya, and educated at the University of Saskatchewan in Canada and Flinders University in Australia. He worked as a professor of politics at the University of Adelaide and then as Pro Vice-Chancellor and Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of South Australia. In October 2014 he was appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor at the University of Portsmouth. In June 2018, Ahluwalia was appointed vice-chancellor of the University of the South Pacific.

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Pal Ahluwalia's Published Works

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Published Works

Politics and Post-Colonial Theory: African Inflections (2001) (209)
When Does a Settler Become a Native? Citizenship and Identity in a Settler Society (2001) (61)
Out of Africa: post-structuralism's colonial roots (2005) (41)
‘Political Correctness’: Pauline Hanson and the Construction of Australian Identity (1998) (26)
The year of voting dangerously (2017) (25)
Australia's Ambivalent Re-imagining of Asia (2010) (20)
Frantz Fanon and Steve Biko: Towards Liberation (2001) (18)
The prosumer (2014) (18)
Post-structuralism's colonial roots: Michel Foucault (2010) (18)
Between black and white: rethinking coloured identity (2003) (18)
MULTIPARTY DEMOCRACY IN TANZANIA (2001) (16)
The Struggle for African Identity: Thabo Mbeki's African Renaissance (2002) (16)
Negotiating Identity: Post-colonial Ethics and Transnational Adoption (2007) (16)
Towards (Re)Conciliation: The Post-Colonial Economy of Giving (2000) (16)
Fanon's Nausea: The Hegemony of the White Nation (2003) (15)
Clash of civilisations — or Balderdash of scholars? (1994) (15)
Afterlives of post-colonialism: reflections on theory post-9/11 (2007) (13)
Reconciliation and pedagogy (2012) (11)
AT HOME IN MOTION (2011) (9)
We are here because you were there (2015) (9)
Introduction: mainstreaming Africa (2003) (6)
The Rohingya crisis: another failure of the international system (2018) (6)
Origins and Displacement: Working Through Derrida's African Connections (2007) (6)
Transforming Culture: Street Life in an Apartheid City (2002) (6)
Empire or Imperialism: Implications for a 'New' politics of resistance (2004) (5)
Specificities: The Rwandan Genocide: Exile and Nationalism Reconsidered (1997) (5)
Specificities: Citizens and Subjects Citizenship, Subjectivity and the Crisis of Modernity (1999) (5)
Suffering, memory and forgiveness: Derrida, Levinas and the pedagogical challenges of reconciliation in Cyprus (2012) (5)
The Mali crisis (2013) (4)
Brexit: the way of dealing with populism (2016) (3)
Editorial Note: Journal of Tendency/Journal of Record (2005) (3)
Why the humanities and social sciences are vital (2011) (3)
Wikileaks looks up (2011) (3)
The wonder of the African market: post-colonial inflections (2003) (3)
Editorial Note: Interdisciplinarity (2007) (2)
The vulgarization of politics: Ethnic violence in Kenya (2007) (2)
Human Rights in Africa: A Post-Colonial Perspective (1998) (2)
Founding father presidencies and their continuing legacies (2018) (2)
Founding Fathers Presidencies and the Rise of Authoritarianism: Kenya: A Case Study (1996) (2)
The Muslim imaginary (2011) (2)
Can Uganda Ever Have Democratic Elections? (2016) (2)
Greenwashing social identity (2014) (2)
Negritude and Nativism: In Search of Identity (1999) (2)
Precarious and model minorities: Sikh identities in the ‘new’ global politics of religion (2019) (2)
Two Senses of the Post in Posthumanism (2016) (2)
Aid, dependence, climate—a pacific dilemma (2021) (2)
INVENTING HOME: (Re)Membering the nation (2006) (1)
Populism—again, seemingly without end (2018) (1)
Why did the World not learn lessons from South Ossetia and Abkhazia: Russia’s push into Ukraine? (2022) (1)
The continuing importance of good governance (2020) (1)
Donald Trump and Africa (2017) (1)
Rethinking global cities (2016) (1)
Editorial Note: Continuity and Change (2005) (1)
THE POLITICS OF INTIMACY: (RE)THINKING 1984 (2010) (1)
Editorial: human rights and football (2021) (1)
Fear of free faculty? (2020) (1)
Reconciliation and Pedagogy. Postcolonial Politics. (2012) (1)
The subject of Sikh Studies (2005) (1)
The cognitariat (2012) (1)
On late style: Edward Said's humanism (2009) (1)
A changing world: the future for Social Identities (2018) (1)
‘The politics of free speech’ (2012) (1)
A new dawn for Cuba: the end of an era (2017) (0)
Uganda: No-Party or One-Party State? (2000) (0)
To count or not to count? (2015) (0)
The 2016 Zambian Elections: Democracy on the Brink (2016) (0)
Religion and violence (2015) (0)
Editorial: Divided labor, multiplied culture (2009) (0)
Editorial: The great fault-line of politics (2017) (0)
The Covid conjuncture (2020) (0)
Burundi: We Cannot Allow Another Genocide (2016) (0)
The great fault-line of politics (2017) (0)
Twenty years of African Identities (2022) (0)
Voting for Identity (2022) (0)
Editorial: The Muslim imaginary (2011) (0)
Will the 2017 Kenyan Elections Challenge Orthodoxy? (2017) (0)
Uganda elections: Museveni’s success at what cost? (2021) (0)
State and economy (2021) (0)
Celebrity activism (2022) (0)
Editorial: The new freedoms (2013) (0)
Journalism today – beacon or dross? (2019) (0)
Editorial Note: The Makeover (2007) (0)
Editorial: Election reflections (2009) (0)
The paradox of Kenyan politics (2013) (0)
Race (2006) (0)
Cultural change, knowledge change (2011) (0)
Delivering Freedom: Australia’s Witnessing of Abu Ghraib (2006) (0)
Note Pal Ahluwalia and Abebe Zegeye (2005) (0)
The quandary of the popular (2011) (0)
Neoliberalism and the manufacture of truth (2021) (0)
Hyper-masculinity and the newer media (2019) (0)
Negating freedom's freedom (2010) (0)
The saga of the 2017 Kenyan elections: can they really be free and fair? (2017) (0)
Editorial (2008) (0)
Tanzania: Where to Next? (2015) (0)
Reflections on genocide in Africa (2013) (0)
Mandela's Legacy (2013) (0)
Editorial (2014) (0)
EDITORIAL (2009) (0)
Why do wars happen? (2016) (0)
Reflections on the Rwandan genocide (2015) (0)
Election reflections (2009) (0)
Divided labor, multiplied culture (2009) (0)
The new freedoms (2013) (0)
Development and social identities (2012) (0)
Editorial: We are here because you were there (2015) (0)
Making up humans (2022) (0)
Preface to Nihilism (2016) (0)
Editorial Note—Crisis in Culture (2006) (0)
Why journalism? (2022) (0)
Editorial: The cognitariat (2012) (0)
The Sikh faith and its encounter with the humanities within the contemporary secular university* (2018) (0)
Editorial: To count or not to count? (2015) (0)
Specular and syncretic border intellectuals: Ali Mazrui and Cherry Getzel (2015) (0)
Kenyan elections 2022: beacon for democratic processes? (2022) (0)
Is social democracy on the run? (2017) (0)
Two forms of violence and the tech behemoths (2022) (0)
Notes on Contributors (2005) (0)
Semiosis and the supposed superiority of ‘man’ (2020) (0)

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