Child Separation: (Post)Colonial Policies and Practices in the Netherlands and Belgium

Overview of attention for article published in Bijdragen en Mededelingen betreffende de Geschiedenis der Nederlanden, November 2020

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Insightful piece on colonial governmentality and Child Separation: https://t.co/edy75bsxOk

RT @FatahBlack: "Children were central to Dutch and Belgian colonial projects.'' Mooi en groot themanummer van de BMGN en een inhaalslag v…

RT @FatahBlack: "Children were central to Dutch and Belgian colonial projects.'' Mooi en groot themanummer van de BMGN en een inhaalslag v…

RT @FatahBlack: "Children were central to Dutch and Belgian colonial projects.'' Mooi en groot themanummer van de BMGN en een inhaalslag v…

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