Co-edited by Professor Elisabeth Krimmer and Associate Professor Chunjie Zhang, Gender and German Colonialism: Intimacies, Accountabilities, Intersections explores gender issues primarily within German colonialism. 

The book looks at the lasting repercussions of German colonialism not only in Europe but also Dutch and Belgian colonialism in Indonesia, Africa and the Americas. The volume focuses particularly on the concept of gender and contributes to a broader effort of decolonization. 

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