Introduction: transatlanticism and tricontinentalism

Pitman, Thea; Stafford, Andy

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“…Anne G. Mahler (2018) notes that a tricontinentalist frame, although imperfect, may be a way to work through a transnational dialogic exchange between activists and scholars and help understand the global reach and spread of Black Lives Matter. Tricontinentalism, which came out of the First Tricontinental Conference of 1966, emphasized the plurality of transatlantic solidarities, discourse, dialogues, and imaginaries in opposition to all imperialist aggressions (Pitman and Stafford 2009). jwsr.pitt.edu | DOI 10.5195/JWSR.2022.1103 Mahler (2018) argues that tricontinentalism responds to racial capitalism and sets itself up as a model for global resistance, despite having its own issues around heteronormativity and Black liberation struggles within countries with leftist governments.…”

Section: On Antiblackness Disposability and Global-local Resistancementioning

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Critical World-Systems Analysis

Grell-Brisk

2022

JWSR

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From the first #BlackLivesMatter (#BLM) in 2013 to the summer of 2020, America and the rest of the world have been compelled, at minimum, to pay attention to the continuous rejection of Black being(ness). Black Lives Matter! isn’t just a call to attend to police brutality against Black people in America, it is a rallying call demanding that Black folx’s humanity be acknowledged and accorded without question—that we be seen. It is a declaration of resistance against the antiblackness that is embedded within racial capitalism. And, it is a demand that comes from years of frustration from Black lives being continuously and violently disregarded, of seeing “Black faces in high places” but no tangible institutional relief from the ever-present abjection of Blackness and Black folx. I argue that to pre-figure Black futurity, the movement for Black lives must necessarily be a movement that actively calls attention to and resists disposability regimes that highlight the tension between the world-system’s economics of inequality and its professed politics of equality. I contend that the active rejection of antiblackness and the movement for Black lives must be transnational in scope, and while implicitly occupying non-state anti-systemic spaces, it must reimagine the logics of solidarity, simultaneously embodying Black transnational and translocal collaboration; it must be radical in scope, seeking not simply to fix the existing structures of inequality and oppression but envision new structures, a complete reorganization of society where antiblackness no longer exists. To begin the work, I propose a multilevel analytical framework.

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Section: On Antiblackness Disposability and Global-local Resistancementioning

confidence: 99%

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Grell-Brisk

2022

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“…Las historias del Tercer Mundo y de los Global Sixties se entrecruzan con aquellas que, con el objetivo de encontrar los antecedentes de las alianzas regionales que actualmente vinculan a América Latina (como el Mercosur y el ALBA), conceptualizan su observable ya no en torno a un polo unido por la opresión (el mundo colonial o semicolonial), ni tampoco tercermundista o tricontinentalista (PITMAN & STAFFORD, 2009;PRASHAD, 2013), sino por la geografía: la cooperación "sur-sur" o el "sur global" (2015; 2017; 2018).…”

Section: La Tricontinental Y La Olas: De Lo General a Lo Particularunclassified

El Príncipe armado El estudio de la Tricontinental y la OLAS en América latina: una tarea pendiente

Grenat

2020

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En este trabajo presentamos un estado del arte sobre los estudios dedicados a la Conferencia Tricontinental y la Organización Latinoamericana de la Solidaridad (OLAS), realizadas en La Habana, en 1966 y 1967. Considerando a ambas organizaciones como intelectuales colectivos, que tuvieron por objetivo impulsar un programa y una estrategia revolucionarias, ofrecemos un recorrido historiográfico que nos muestra que ambos eventos abrieron un amplio debate en la tradición bolchevique en torno a la “cuestión armada”. Frente a la nutrida historiografía sobre la III Internacional y, en menor medida, la IV Internacional, el estudio dedicado a estos eventos resulta exigua, por lo que concluimos en la necesidad de una investigación sobre el tema enfocada en América Latina.

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‘Between their hands a fabulous geography is born’: The Maghreb Generation and the Fight to Decolonise and Unite Africa’s Minds

Tolan-Szkilnik

2020

African Histories and Modernities

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Introduction: transatlanticism and tricontinentalism

Cited by 15 publications

References 15 publications

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El Príncipe armado El estudio de la Tricontinental y la OLAS en América latina: una tarea pendiente

‘Between their hands a fabulous geography is born’: The Maghreb Generation and the Fight to Decolonise and Unite Africa’s Minds

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