List of FiguresList of tablesList of ContributorsPrefaceIntroduction: conceptualizing and studying relational peace practicesAnna JarstadJohanna SoderstromMalin Akebo1 Russian ideas of peace and peacekeeping - Niklas EklundMalin Eklund WimeliusJorgen Elfving2 Relational peace among elites in Cambodia? Domination, distrust, and dependencyJohanna Soderstrom3 At the end of the rainbow: intergroup relations in South AfricaAnna Jarstad4 The shifting sands of relational peace in CyprusJason Klocek5 "They treat us like visitors in our own house": relational peace and local experiences of the state in MyanmarElisabeth OliviusJenny Hedstrom6 Colombian civilian and military actors' perceptions of their relationship in the era following the 2016 peace accordManuela Nilsson7 The web of relations shaping the Philippine peace talksIsabel Bramsen8 Foes to fellows to friends: performing relational peace through theater in Sri LankaNilanjana Premaratna9 Relational peace practices moving forwardAnna JarstadJohanna SoderstromMalin AkeboIndexAcknowledgementsThinking, Performing, and Overcoming Belgium's `Colonial Power Matrix'? An IntroductionPierre-Philippe FraiturePart 1 Regimes of Knowledge and DecolonisationMust Leopold Fall? The Renovation of the AfricaMuseum and Belgium's Place in International Debates on the Decolonisation of Public HeritageDonal HassettImperial Fictions: Belgian Novels about RwandaNicki HitchcottConfronting the Colonial Past? Genocide Education in Francophone Belgian SchoolsCatherine GilbertPart 2 International ResonancesImperial Entanglements of the Congo/African Institute, Colwyn Bay, Wales (1889-1911)Robert BurroughsPerformative Challenges to Belgium's Colonial Amnesia: Mobilising Archives and Resonant SpacesYvette HutchisonWriting in Ciluba: From Colonial Extirpation to the Challenge of GlobalisationAlbert KasandaPart 3 Imperial Practices and Their AfterlivesMedia Representations of Burundi's 2020 Elections in Belgium and BurundiCaroline Williamson SinaloLiving with Ruination: Rural Neglect and the Persistence of `Grey' Colonial Architecture in Kongolo, Tanganyika, DRCReuben A. LoffmanCash Crops and Cliches: Agriculture, Contact Zones, and Afterlives of Belgian ColonialismSarah ArensThe Legacy of Alexis Kagame: Responses to Conceptions of Colonisation and Evangelisation in RwandaChantal GishomaPart 4 Trans-African Entanglements`Depuis la Flamandchourie': Legacies of Belgian Colonialism in Sony Labou Tansi's KinshasaSky HeringtonLandscaping and Escaping the Colony in Mudimbe's, Ruti's, and Nayigiziki's Works'Maeline he LayRecit d'enfance, recit de distance: Gaby as implicated subject in Gael Faye's Petit PaysHannah GraysonPart 5 The Emergence of Diasporic Agents`Without Art Congo Is Just a Mine': Art as the Restoration of Shattered BodiesBambi CeuppensFrom Leopold Ill's Masters of the Congo Jungle to Contemporary Congolese Eco-Cinema: Postcolonial ResonanceMatthias De GroofTracking the Potholes of Colonial History: Sinzo Aanza's Genialogie dune banaliti and Fiston Mwanza Mujila's Tram 83Pierre-Philippe FraitureBibliographyAbout the authorsIndex