Reading Better States Kathryn DiRanna Supported by a wealth of

Supported by a wealth of empirical and theoretical material

multiracial individuals (pardos)

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Reading Better States Kathryn DiRanna Supported by a wealth ofReading Better States traces the persistence of desires for the postcolonial state in an era of environmental harms and climate catastrophe. As pollution, toxicity, drought, and flood increasingly threaten peoples and environments across the global South, postcolonial writers and ordinary citizens alike have not ceded their futures to the damaged presents they inhabit. Rather, Reading Better States shows how they turn to the state as a resource,