Really pleased that my book, 'Settlers at the End of Empire' is published today by @ManchesterUP! It looks at the racial politics of migration policies in South Africa, Rhodesia and the United Kingdom from 1945-1994 alongside the experience of migrants. https://t.co/H3QuV2zxWx
Just a reminder that we will be hosting what promises to be a fascinating online discussion of support services during the Second World next Monday 6 November at 12 PM (GMT) featuring @gupta_diya, @tpstephens12 and @rishikayadav_ Register at https://t.co/cQXQ8Gwa7P
Thanks to @ManchesterUP for including “The break-up of Greater Britain” in this new blog post on “the latest gems” and “new thought-provoking books that delve into imperialism’s intricate cultural webs”. More below 👇 #StudiesInImperialism @PolitiskHisSDU @aljhlester
@JuliaLaite @_ISRF Amazing news Julia! Your new project definitely intersects with some of my own work as you know, so looking forward to seeing how it develops.
Really exciting to hear that my book, Settlers at the End Empire, published by @ManchesterUP, has made it to South Africa! Pictured here at the Cullen Library at Wits. Thanks to Caio Simões de Araújo for the pic!
This is amazing news! I’ve loved how inventive and engaging the exhibits have been so far and I’m really pleased the Migration Museum has found a permanent home.
💥Exciting News💥
After a 10yr journey, we've secured a permanent home in the City of London!
Approval has been granted on a new development in partnership w @dominusisus at 65 Crutched Friars, near the Tower of London, which will be home to a new Migration Museum for Britain.