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TWQ journal publishes leading research in international studies, examining issues, policy & development discourses that affect the Global South.
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• Special Issues
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• Calls for Papers
• Reflections engaging Global South perspectives and critical scholarship
• Special Issues
• Journal articles
• Calls for Papers
• Reflections engaging Global South perspectives and critical scholarship
Who decides what counts as knowledge and who gets left out?
Colonial histories continue to shape global knowledge production in ways that often go unnoticed from what is taught in universities to which research is published and cited.
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Colonial histories continue to shape global knowledge production in ways that often go unnoticed from what is taught in universities to which research is published and cited.
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January 16, 2026 at 8:28 AM
Who decides what counts as knowledge and who gets left out?
Colonial histories continue to shape global knowledge production in ways that often go unnoticed from what is taught in universities to which research is published and cited.
t.co/LYpDRWWk0C
Colonial histories continue to shape global knowledge production in ways that often go unnoticed from what is taught in universities to which research is published and cited.
t.co/LYpDRWWk0C
We’re glad to be here.
Third World Quarterly has long been a space for critical conversations on development, global political economy, and postcolonial thought. As platforms change, we’re continuing those conversations here.
Third World Quarterly has long been a space for critical conversations on development, global political economy, and postcolonial thought. As platforms change, we’re continuing those conversations here.
January 15, 2026 at 10:03 AM
We’re glad to be here.
Third World Quarterly has long been a space for critical conversations on development, global political economy, and postcolonial thought. As platforms change, we’re continuing those conversations here.
Third World Quarterly has long been a space for critical conversations on development, global political economy, and postcolonial thought. As platforms change, we’re continuing those conversations here.