About us
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Established in 2018This initiative was first set up following the award of seed funding from the British Academy following the UK-US Early Career Collaboration Workshop on Violence which took place in Boston, USA in January 2018.
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Our GoalThrough sustained discussions across disciplines we aim to examine new and existing scholarship interested in questions pertaining to race and the modern condition. While we respect the boundaries that distinguish and maintain disciplinary expertise and knowledge, we believe that efforts to grapple complex questions in contemporary society necessitate interdisciplinary approaches and methodologies. Therefore we hope our ongoing conversations will help shape new ideas, research agendas and publications that will prove useful for others working on these questions.
For those with similar interests, the working group is always open to discuss collaborative work that may speak to our questions, and therefore welcomes enquiries concerning potential grant applications, workshops, conferences and collaborative publications that may be relevant. |
Researchers
Alastair McClure
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Tarek Younis
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Kristen Drybread
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Yasmin Jiwani
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Dr. Uzma Jamil
McGill University uzma.jamil@mail.mcgill.ca Uzma’s research expertise is in Critical Muslim Studies, Islamophobia, racialization and whiteness. |