01411nam a2200241   4500008004100000020001800041037002200059041001200081082002100093100002200114245007800136250000600214260002600220300000800246500060200254650002500856650003400881650004600915942000800961942000800969952017300977999001901150260609b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9780674252721  cGiftednSasikumar  aEnglish  a305.8009bMAM/NE  aMamdani, Mahmood   aNEITHER SETTLER NOR NATIVEb: Making and Unmaking of Permanent Minorities  a1  aLondonbHarvardc2020  g401  aIn Neither Settler nor Native, Mahmood Mamdani explores how colonial systems around the world created enduring divisions between settlers, natives, and minority populations. Through case studies including the Americas, South Africa, Israel/Palestine, Sudan, and other regions, he argues that modern nation-states often institutionalized political identities that produced "permanent minorities." Mamdani examines how these structures emerged through colonialism and proposes decolonization as a process of creating inclusive political communities that transcend rigid ethnic and racial categories.  aSettler colonialism   aEthnicity—Political aspects  aIndigenous peoples—Government relations  cLEN  2ddc  00102ddc40708NFICaMAINbMAINcGENd2026-06-09eGiftedg799.00iSasikumar,2026/06/09l2o305.8009 MAM/NEpE1103009r2026-08-31 12:39:49s2026-08-30w2026-06-09yLEN  c198697d198697