Front Matter

• DOI: https://doi.org/10.13169/jglobfaul.6.1.fm
• Published date: 01 August 2019
• Date: 01 August 2019

Volume 6, Number 1, August–October 2019

ISSN: 2054-2089 (Print) 2397-7825 (Online) Volume 6, Number 1

Table of Contents

EDITORIAL

Back to the Future 3–5

ARTICLES AND ESSAYS

Timothy Gerber-Mellish, How did ‘Eurocentrism’ assume the status of a

Euro-North American theory of human history that privileges the Greek-Roman

classical world as the cradle of human civilisation in the process overshadowing

the reality of Africa as the certified cradle of humankind? 9–16

Sophia Hayat Taha, Refugees, Migrants and Citizens in U.K.

Socio-Political Discourse: A Postcolonial and Discourse Analytical Critique 17–38

Liam Reeves, The South China Sea Disputes: Territorial and Maritime

Differences Between the Philippines and China 39–61

Ana Garcia, Brazil under Bolsonaro: Social base, agenda and perspectives 62–69

The Tricontinental, Dossier 17: Venezuela and hybrid wars in Latin America 70–89

Luvuyo Zantsi, Mkatashinga: Narratives of the Mutiny in ANC Camps in

Angola (1983/84) 90–101

SPECIAL SECTION: Decolonising the University

Sophia Hayat Taha, Ade Bakare, and Fides Dagongdong, The panel on

‘Decolonisation, Curriculum, Challenging Current Hierarchies’ at Keele Institute

for Social Inclusion, ‘Tackling Inequalities’ Conference, Thursday June 13, 2019 105–106

COMMENTARY

An open letter to Extinction Rebellion 109–112

REVIEW ARTICLE

Mustafa Yasacan, Red Star Over the Third World 115–117