Security from the South Anthea Sieveking McCarthys subtle satiric wit and

McCarthys subtle satiric wit and understated lyricism preserve raw outrage as historical document

he found himself in hospital in excruciating pain

that is bound both by the stage of the present world and by the flow of time

who lives in the shadow of a successful father

Security from the South Anthea Sieveking McCarthys subtle satiric wit andContributors to this special issue use a pluriversal lens to trace the colonial continuities, the imperial geographies, and the forms of difference through which people become subjects of, resist, and shore up security regimes across the world. Using a transnational feminist approach, the authors contest the boundedness of the category Global South, instead emphasizing the fluidity between supposedly separate scales, such as North South and intimate