So far in our decolonization journey here on Perplexed Periphery, I have talk about the defining the need for a decolonization of aid practices and the digital marketing of voluntourism and the consequences on local communities. To add to our previous discussions, I’d like to suggest a reflection on eColonialism …
The conversation is not new. And it is not news that the origin of the Development sector is entangled to Eurocentric ideals of the future. These ideals are not only shaping Development practice, theory but also the public’s expectation and knowledge of what is out there. Just like that, even …
If there is one thing one might have a hard time avoiding nowadays is digital and online culture. While it was possible to slip through the net some decades ago, today they are integral part of international development communication practices and people’s daily life. Digital communication has a central role …
