Talat’s works focuses on the intellectual, cultural and political history of modern South Asia.
Idil’s work explores the implications of migration, race, and citizenship status on the experiences of national communities, and their articulations of national identity.
Kholoud Al-Ajarma is anthropologist who has worked in the fields of Islamic studies, refugee studies, international migration, gender, visual culture, and environmental justice.
Glaire’s research focuses on art, architecture, and material culture during the age of the caliphs (ca. 650-1250 CE).
Rowena’s research and teaching focusses on raising awareness of how racism operates at an institutional, cultural and individual level.
Dr Katucha Bento is a Lecturer in Race and Decolonial Studies at the University of Edinburgh.
One of my broad areas of research interest is the perpetration, punishment and representation/memory of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Ross’s work focuses on the conception and construction of national identities and national ‘belonging’, with a particular recent interest in migrants and those from other minority national and…
Ania is a teacher educator, having worked with pre-service language teachers, primary school teachers and Early Years staff.
Dr Kirsten Carter McKee is a postdoctoral fellow in ESALA. She specialises in cultural landscapes and heritage – with a particular focus on monuments, Empire and the urban realm.
Shruti Chaudhry is a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in Sociology. She is a family sociologist with an interest in care, intimacy, relationality, migration and social inequalities.
Ashlee’s research is concerned with the historic and contemporary operationalisation of the Black feminist theory of intersectionality in equality policy and practice: its possibilities…
Gordon is Head of Communications and Engagement in the School of Social and Political Science at The University of Edinburgh.
Sharon Cowan is a professor of feminist and queer legal studies at the university of Edinburgh.
Tom Cunningham is an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of History, Classics & Archaeology.
Julie Cupples is Professor of Human Geography and Cultural Studies and Head of the Research Institute of Geography and the Lived Environment.
Tommy J. Curry is an Africana philosopher and political theorist whose research analyzes antiblack racism, white supremacy, and anti-colonial resistance.
Dr. Gwenetta D. Curry is a Lecturer of Race, Ethnicity and Health in the Usher Institute at the University of Edinburgh.
Henry Dee is a historian of empire, trade unionism and race.
Jeremy Dell is a lecturer in African history. His research and teaching interests centre on the intellectual history of Islam in Africa and the Africa Diaspora.
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