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new formations is an inter-disciplinary journal of culture, politics and theory. It covers a wide range of issues, from the seduction of perversity to questions of nationalism and postcolonialism.

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Editorial
pp. 7-9(3)
Authors: Gopal, Priyamvada; Lazarus, Neil

Postcolonial Studies After the Invasion of Iraq
pp. 10-22(13)
Author: Lazarus, Neil

Postcolonial Urbicide: New ImPerialism, Global Cities and the Damned of the Earth
pp. 23-33(11)
Authors: Goonewardena, Kanishka; Kipfer, Stefan

Israel in US Empire
pp. 34-51(18)
Author: Abu-Manneh, Bashir

Edward Said and the War in Iraq
pp. 52-62(11)
Author: Spencer, Robert

History After the End of History: Critical Counterfactualism and Revolution
pp. 63-80(18)
Author: Bartolovich, Crystal

The 'Moral Empire': Africa, Globalisation and the Politics of Conscience
pp. 81-97(17)
Author: Gopal, Priyamvada

The Fetish of the Margins: Religious Absolutism, Anti-Racism and Postcolonial Silence
pp. 98-115(18)
Author: Bhatt, Chetan

Postcolonialism and Scottish Studies
pp. 116-131(16)
Author: Macdonald, Graeme

Beyond Anglophone Imperialism?
pp. 132-143(12)
Author: Murphy, David

Surfing the Second Waves: Amitav Ghosh's Tide Country
pp. 144-157(14)
Author: Mukherjee, Pablo

Crossroads Guantánamo
pp. 158-165(8)
Author: Harlow, Barbara

Englishness and Its (Cricketing) Ashes
pp. 166-171(6)
Author: Westall, Claire

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