How have the experiences of minoritized communities – broadly defined – changed over time and space? How does historical research engage with and represent marginalized groups? How does it demonstrate and analyse the heterogeneity of human societies in the past? And, in order to address these questions, does the history curricula need to be decolonized and, if so, how? This new strand welcomes papers and panels on any period(s) or place(s) as well as those that draw on insights from other disciplines. It also welcomes work on a wide range of minoritized groups, including those linked to particular disabilities, ethnicities, genders, faiths or sexualities.
Submissions from postgraduate students are particularly welcome.
Strand Convenors
- Jodi Burkett: jodi.burkett@port.ac.uk
- Katy Gibbons: katy.gibbons@port.ac.uk
- Jonathan Saha: jonathan.saha@durham.ac.uk
- Nailya Shamgunova: N.Shamgunova@lse.ac.uk