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CCCI Gerald Roche Tibet, China, and Settler Colonialism

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Cornell Contemporary China Initiative Lecture Series
Author
Roche, Gerald
Abstract

Tibet, China, and Settler Colonialism

The term settler colonialism is increasingly being used to describe the relationship between the People’s Republic of China and its so-called ethnic minorities, such as Tibetans and Uyghurs. In this talk, I will provide a brief overview of settler colonialism as both a framework for scholarly analysis and real-world practice of domination. I will also explore how this term is being applied to the PRC, with reference to Tibet, and discuss how describing the Tibetan situation as settler-colonial differs from other approaches to the Tibet issue. As a way of illustrating this approach, I will discuss urbanization in Tibet as a technique of settler colonialism, particularly the relationship between urbanization and migration.

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Video of full lecture with presentation slides edited into them.
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Cornell East Asia Program
Date Issued
2021-04-12
Publisher
East Asia Program, Cornell University
Keywords
Cornell East Asia Program
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China
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Tibet
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Settler colonialism
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Tibet Autonomous Region
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