Discerning the Powers in Post-Colonial Africa and Asia

1. Introduction: Towards a Christian Perspective of the Post-colonial State in Africa and Asia
Pak Nung Wong

Part I. Structures

2. Haunted Structures: Agents and Violent Conflicts in Post-colonial African State Formation
Pak Nung Wong

3. Sovereign, Déjà Vu! Unmasking the Resonating Structures in the Rwandan and Cambodian State-Making Genocides
Pak Nung Wong

Part II. Techniques

4. Techniques of Hegemony and Sovereignty: Censure, Exception and Criminal Justice in Colonial Hong Kong and Socialist China
Pak Nung Wong

5. Re-defining Evilness: Initiating an South-South Peaceable Dialogue Towards the ISIS Caliphate-Warlord Politics
Pak Nung Wong

Part III. Episteme and Interventions

6. Frontier Governmentality: The Art of Caring the Soul Through the Eyes of a Christian Philippine ‘Strongman’
Pak Nung Wong

7. Redeeming Knowledge from Power: Towards a Christian Academic Spirituality for Peace and Inclusive Scholarship
Pak Nung Wong

8. Conclusion: Two Options of Post-colonial Christian Statecraft
Pak Nung Wong

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Political Theory, Political Philosophy, Religious Studies, general