New Historical Express

Category: Deleuze

Announcements, Books, Border control studies, British ‘race relations’, British History, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Commission for Racial Equality, Contemporary history, Criminology, Deleuze, Feminism, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Government inquiries, Immigration, Immigration Act 1971, Intersectionality, Melanie Phillips, Modern European History, National Archives (UK), Racial discrimination, The Guardian, Tories, UKBA, Virginity testing, Women’s history, X-rays

Out Now! Race, Gender and the Body in British Immigration Control has been published
Announcements, Biopolitics, Border control studies, Britain-EEC/EU relations, British ‘race relations’, British History, Britishness, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Contemporary history, Criminology, Deleuze, Enoch Powell, Immigration, Immigration Act 1971, Journal announcements, Profiling, Tories, Virginity testing, X-rays

New journal article – ‘The Myth of Sovereignty: British Immigration Control in Policy and Practice in the Nineteen-Seventies’
Blackadder, British History, Britishness, Deleuze, Film, Film and history, First World War, Historical methods, Historiography, Modern European History, Nationalism, Popular culture, Popular memory, The Guardian, Tories

Mr Gove, film can never replicate historical ‘truth’
Archives, Chris Marker, Contemporary history, Control, Deleuze, Film, Film and history, Historical methods, Historiography, Joy Division, Rashomon, Research, Sans Soleil, Television

Why studying film helped me become a better historian

Category: Deleuze

Out Now! Race, Gender and the Body in British Immigration Control has been published

New journal article – ‘The Myth of Sovereignty: British Immigration Control in Policy and Practice in the Nineteen-Seventies’

Mr Gove, film can never replicate historical ‘truth’

Why studying film helped me become a better historian