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"Postcolonial Global Justice provides a compelling examination of how colonial injustices still shape global politics today. . . . With a clear structure, including chapters on decolonizing the economy, culture, and governance, Chan’s analysis provides radical insights into revolutionizing global relations towards equality. . . . Highly recommended."—Choice

“Postcolonial Global Justice is a tour de force, reconnecting anticolonial thought to a global vision of justice and a search for a deeper universality. Theoretically powerful and historically innovative, the book brilliantly juxtaposes the intellectual horizons of major anticolonial thinkers. The result is elegiac, a tribute to an idealism we have lost.”—Pratap Bhanu Mehta, author of The Burden of Democracy

“Drawing on subtle readings of some of the major anticolonial thinkers of the twentieth century, Postcolonial Global Justice demonstrates impressive historical range and theoretical sophistication. Shuk Ying Chan develops an innovative account of egalitarian cosmopolitanism that rejects the forms of hierarchy that underpinned imperial domination and that continue to shape our world today. This original and timely book is an important contribution to political theory.”—Duncan Bell, author of Dreamworlds of Race: Empire and the Utopian Destiny of Anglo-America

“Shuk Ying Chan’s Postcolonial Global Justice is an exciting and groundbreaking work. Chan is at the cutting edge of a very new turn in the scholarship on global justice, offering a systematic account that serves as both an independent guiding normative framework for theorists and activists today and a reconstruction of some of the key insights of anticolonial thought.”—David Temin, author of Remapping Sovereignty: Decolonization and Self-Determination in North American Indigenous Political Thought