Primärlitteratur
- Karen Blixen/Isak Dinesen: Den afrikanske farm/Out of Africa [1937/1938]
- Hansen, Thorkild: Slavernes kyst, 1967 (utdrag: 9-85)
- Sven Lindqvist: Utrota varenda jävel, 1992 (Månpocket 2011)
- Kirsti Blom: Kitten, 2003 (Oslo: Oktober)
- Jakob Ejersbo: Revolution, 2009 (København: Gyldendal, paperback 2012)
- Geir Gulliksen: Bøyde knær, 2012 (Oslo: Aschehoug)
- Simon Stranger: En fremmed i verden, 2013 (Oslo: Tiden, paperback 2014)
Teori/Sekundärlitteratur
- Edwards, Justin D. & Rune Graulund: ”Introduction: Reading Postcolonial Travel Writing”. Justin D. Edwards & Rune Graulund (red.): Postcolonial Travel Writing. Critical Explorations. Basingstoke 2011, 1-16.
- Fur, Gunlög & Pernille Ipsen: ”Introduction“. Itinerario 33:2 (2009), 7-16: http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract;jsessionid=CB3E0866216D691857832C7D7652DE13.journals?fromPage=online&aid=6956120
- Gilroy, Paul: ”Foreword”. Michael McEachrane (red.): Afro-Nordic Landscapes. Equality and Race in Northern Europe. New York 2014, xi-xvii.
- Granqvist, Raoul: ”Through a Swedish looking-glass: photographing the Congolese body“. Granqvist, Raoul (red.): Sensuality and power in visual culture. Umeå 2002, 201-224.
- Gurnah, Abdulrazak: ”Settler Writing in Kenya: ’Nomenclature is an uncertain science in these wild parts‘. Howard J. Booth & Nigel Rigby (red.): Modernism and Empire. Writing and British Coloniality 1890-1940. Manchester 2000, 275-291.
- Gustafsson Reinius, Lotten: ”Materializing Modernity: Swedish Imaginations and Congolese Objects at the Ethnographic and Missionary Exhibition in Stockholm 1907“. Christina Folke Ax et al. (red.). Encountering Foreign Worlds: Experiences at Home and Abroad. Reykjavik 2007, 31-45.
- Habel, Ylva: ”Whiteness Swedish style“. Kolade Stephens (red.): Afrikansksvenska röster. Malmö 2009, 90-119.
- Körber, Lill-Ann: ”Den svenske verdensorden på West Kili. At være hvid i Afrika hos Jakob Ejersbo“. Kritik Nr. 199 (April 2011), 71-80.
- McEachrane, Michael: ”Introduction“. Michael McEachrane (red.): Afro-Nordic Landscapes. Equality and Race in Northern Europe. New York 2014, 3-13.
- Müller, Leos, Göran Rydén & Holger Weiss: ”Global historia – något för nordiska historiker”. Leos Müller, Göran Rydén & Holger Weiss (red.): Global historia från periferin: Norden 1600-1850. Lund 2009, 13-38.
- Palmberg, Mai: ”The Nordic Colonial Mind“. Suvi Keskinen et al. (red.): Complying with Colonialism. Gender, Race and Ethnicity in the Nordic Region. Farnham 2009, 35–50.
- Stecher-Hansen, Marianne: ”Thorkild Hansen and the Critique of Empire“. Lars Jensen & Prem Poddar (red.): A Historical Companion to Postcolonial Literatures: Continental Europe and its Empires. Edinburgh 2008, 74-77.
- Thisted, Kirsten: ”Dead man talking, Om tale og tavshed og repræsentationens ambivalens hos Karen Blixen og Thorkild Hansen“. Spring 22 (2004), 102-130.
- Thiong’o, Ngũgĩ wa: ”Her Cook, Her Dog: Karen Blixen’s Africa“. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: Moving the Centre: The Struggles for Cultural Freedom. Portsmouth 1993, 132-35.
- Tvedt, Terje: ”Utviklingshjelp, utenrikspolitikk og den norske modellen”. Historisk Tidsskrift 1 (2006), 59-85.
- Weiss, Holger: “Danskar och svenskar i den atlantiska slavhandeln 1650–1850“. Leos Müller, Göran Rydén & Holger Weiss (red.): Global historia från periferin: Norden 1600-1850. Lund 2009, 39-74.
- Öhman, May-Britt: ”’Sweden Helps‘: Efforts to Formulate the White Man’s Burden for the Wealthy and Modern Swede“. Lars Jensen, Kristin Loftsdóttir & Serena Maurer (red.): Nordic Colonial Mind. (= Kult 7) Roskilde 2010, 122-142: http://postkolonial.dk/artikler/kult_7/sweden_helps.pdf
- Ørjasæter, Kristin: ”White Woman. From Karen Blixen’s Literature to Vibeke Tandberg’s Digital Photography“. Heike Peetz, Stefanie von Schnurbein & Kirsten Wechsel (red.): Karen Blixen/Isak Dinesen/Tania Blixen: Eine internationale Erzählerin der Moderne. Berlin 2008, 193-212: http://edoc.hu-berlin.de/skandinavistik/12/oerjasaeter-kristin-193/PDF/oerjasaeter.pdf