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Introduction. Star-crossed lovers? Decolonial thought and critical race theory
1. Against zero-point epistemology: delinking, border thinking, and counter-storytelling
2. When postcolonial melancholia meets post-racial ideology: on right-wing populism
3. National abjects in the "fourth world war": crises of neoliberal capitalism
4. Environmental racism and the logic of coloniality
5. When universalism kills, when post-racialism exonerates: COVID-19 and the myth of a great reset
Conclusion. "A world in which many worlds fit": decolonial thought and critical race theory in the pluriverse.
1. Against zero-point epistemology: delinking, border thinking, and counter-storytelling
2. When postcolonial melancholia meets post-racial ideology: on right-wing populism
3. National abjects in the "fourth world war": crises of neoliberal capitalism
4. Environmental racism and the logic of coloniality
5. When universalism kills, when post-racialism exonerates: COVID-19 and the myth of a great reset
Conclusion. "A world in which many worlds fit": decolonial thought and critical race theory in the pluriverse.