The Xinjiang emergency

This volume investigates the mass detention of Uyghurs in China, exploring the regimes of surveillance to which they are subjected both inside and outside the detention centres of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. It offers new insights into the future of the CCPs domestic governance strategies and troubling international behaviour.

Clarke, Michael

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Michael Clarke is a Senior Fellow at the Centre for Defence Research, Australian Defence College and a Visiting Fellow at the Australia-China Relations Institute, University of Technology Sydney

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1 Framing the Xinjiang emergency: colonialism and settler colonialism as pathways to cultural genocide? Michael ClarkePart I: Context2 Echoes from the past: repression in the Uyghur region now and then Sandrine Catris3 The Kashgar Dangerous House Reform Program: social engineering, a rebirth of the nation and a significant building block in Chinas creeping genocide Anna Hayes 4 Settler colonialism in the name of counterterrorism: of savages and terrorists Sean R. RobertsPart II: Discourses and practices of repression5 Pathology, inducement and mass incarcerations of Xinjiangs targeted population Timothy A. Grose and James Leibold6 Two-faced: Turkic Muslim camp workers, subjection and active witnessing Darren Byler7Corrective re-education as (cultural) genocide: a content analysis of the Uyghur primary school textbook Til-Ädäbiyat (2018, rev. 1st ed) Dilmurat Mahmut and Joanne Smith Finley8 Predatory biopolitics: organ harvesting and other means of monetizing Uyghur surplus Matthew P. Robertson Part III: Domestic and international implications9 Round the clock, three dimensional control: the evolution and implications of the Xinjiang mode of counterterrorism Michael Clarke10 The effect of Xinjiangs virtual lockdown on the Uyghur diaspora Ablimit Baki Elterish11 Window of opportunity: the Xinjiang emergency in Chinas new type of international relations David TobinIndex