This research group explores the history, societies, cultures, politics and languages of different regions of the world, with a particular emphasis on decolonial perspectives. It focuses particularly on centring the experiences, voices and ways of understanding the world of people and groups who are marginalised by the dominant power relations in a given place at a given time. It is interested in the complexities of how different political systems, societies and cultures function and promotes inter- and intra-area comparative study.
A second focus of this group is the exploration of global power relations, including relations between states, legal structures, borders, interactions between the local and the global, the changing centres and structures of knowledge production itself and its traditional Eurocentric ontology and epistemology. It purposefully seeks to break down traditional ‘silos’ between the humanities and social sciences by ‘blurring’ genres and promoting methodological innovation. The work of the group is interdisciplinary in nature and has a particular emphasis on the co-creation of knowledge and innovation
Members
Dr Brigitte Leucht
Professor Tony Chafer
Emeritus Professor
Media ready expert
Dr Melita Lazell
Dr Naheem Jabbar
Dr Mario Saraceni
Media ready expert
Professor Wolfram Kaiser
Dr Jacqueline Priego
Professor Angela Crack
Professor Nikki Fairchild
Dr Ben Garner
Dr Sukh Hamilton
Dr Charlotte Morris
Dr Jodi Burkett
Ms Patricia Gilbert
Professor Simon Stewart
Dr Annabel Tremlett
Dr Tom Sykes
Professor Barry Smart
Dr Marius Kwint
Dr Marianela Barrios Aquino
Dr Pedro Salgado
Professor Margaret Majumdar
Emeritus Professor
Dr Lana Chikhungu
Dr Rosa Marvell
Dr Maggie Bowers
Dr Alejandra De La Fuente
Media ready expert
Professor Cressida Bowyer
Dr Nora Siklodi
- Shiku wa Chege
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- Charlie Pericleous
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Julian Ingle
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Priya Biswas
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