The collector and the collected: decolonizing area studies librarianship

Challenging theories of curatorship and stewardship

Collections are our relatives: disrupting the singular, white man's joy that shaped collections / Jessie Loyer

Acknowledging Indigenous nationhood, sovereignties: a library's obligation / Desmond Wong

Tracing a cosmopolitan subject: dislocation and haunting in the Southeast Asian archive / Judith Henchy

Center and periphery

The empire in the stacks: colonialist and orientalist legacies in the Turkish and Turkic collections of the British Library / Michael Erdman

Unpacking the other's library: Latin American book collectors and US research libraries / Jose Guerrero

Reconstructing "the ladder of languages" in 21st century research libraries: the elision of the North Caucasus in western scholarship and collection development / Kit Condill

Evaluating practice

Loosening the grip of imperialism and white supremacy in Hmong studies: the role of area studies librarianship / Maij Xyooj

Decolonizing classification and subject headings in the Richard Flores Taitano Micronesian Area Research Center (MARC) / Wai Yi Ma

Indonesian case studies in decolonization / Zoë McLaughlin

Human rights-based instruction in the library classroom / Melissa Gasparotto.