How did African cities in the 1960s nurture new forms of global political action?
Andrew Ivaska
- Associate Professor
- Department of History
- African studies12
- political movements
- 'global 1960s'
- transnational networks
- gender10
- popular culture32
- modernity9
- urban histories2
- globalization39
- 20th century11
- youth culture13
- postcoloniality14
- critical theory31
- America in the world2
- Cold War7
- nationalism14
- colonialism25
- China-Africa3
- cities46
- Tanzania3
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Leander Schneider
African studies, rural reform, Tanzania
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Kimberley Manning
Chinese politics, Great Leap Forward, famine
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Wilson Jacob
Middle Eastern studies, Indian Ocean World, religious and political thought
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Nalini Mohabir
indentured labour, diaspora, Caribbean
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Daniel Douek
war and organized violence, South Africa, insurgency/counterinsurgency
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Joshua Neves
global media, digital cultures, cultural theory
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Sarah Ghabrial
African studies, Middle Eastern studies, Islamic law
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Hillary Kaell
Christianity, material culture, globalization
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James Freeman
Latin America, cities, political economy
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Theresa Ventura
USA history, empire, colonialism
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Adeela Arshad-Ayaz
social impacts of technology, pedagogy, citizenship
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Jesse Arseneault
African studies, animality, cultural studies
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Govind Gopakumar
mobility, urban infrastructure, cities
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Aditya Dewan
Indigenous Peoples, South Asia, human rights
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Steven High
oral history, public history, working class studies
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Chris Hurl
social movements, labour history, Canadian studies
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Janice Anderson
Canadian art history, feminism, women artists
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Clara Gutsche
photography, view camera, architectural interiors
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Kevin Pask
Renaissance literature, making publics, popular culture
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Mike Gasher
role of journalism, inclusion/exclusion, geographies of the news
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Océane Jasor
gender and sexuality, gender politics, decolonization
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Antoine Bilodeau
migration, political behaviors, Canadian and Quebec politics
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Krista Geneviève Lynes
gender and sexuality, media arts, globalization
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Greg Nielsen
role of journalism, sociology of media, postdisciplinarity
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Julie Soleil Archambault
African studies, youth culture, urbanization
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Marc Steinberg
platform studies, Asian media industries, Japanese animation/anime
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Lorrie Blair
research methods in art education, teacher identity, teacher training
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Nicola Pezolet
modernism, architecture, built environment
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Elena Razlogova
USA history, Cold War, Soviet history
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Frank Chalk
genocide studies, Holocaust history, nationalism
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Norma Joseph
religion and gender, Judaism, food studies
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Jean-Philippe Warren
Quebec studies, cultural history, intellectual history
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Bina Freiwald
autobiography, subjectivity, women's writing
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Anna-Liisa Aunio
environmental sustainability, urban agriculture, environmental sociology
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Alejandro Hernández
migration, immigration policy, immigrant integration
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Mark Russell
cultural history, visual arts, cultural identity
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Kevin Gould
political ecology, critical geography, Guatemala
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Carolina Cambre
visual cultural studies, sociology of knowledge, media studies
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Emer O'Toole
performance studies, Irish theatre, activist art
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Mary Esteve
American literature, post-WWII, literary realism
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Françoise Naudillon
Francophonie, literary studies, francophone studies
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Rachel Berger
South Asia, history of medicine, queer theory
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Cynthia Quarrie
British literature, contemporary literature, ethics
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Nora Jaffary
Latin America, Mexico, gender
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Beverley Best
capitalism, political economy, globalization
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Graham Carr
20th century, North American history, Canadian cultural history
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Matthew Penney
Japanese history, postwar history, popular culture