Postgraduate study

Areas we'd be willing to offer supervision for postgraduate study are listed below.

• Anna Saunders:
  Post-socialist memory; German memory debates; memorialisation; anniversaries; memory of the far-right.
• Alyssa Grossman: 
  Everyday sites and practices of remembrance; Romanian/post-communist memory; museums and archives, amateur filmmaking; memory and visual media.
  
• John E. Richardson:
  Holocaust commemoration; mass mediation of collective remembering; popular culture and collective remembering.
  
  
• Sizen Yiacoup:
  Medieval and early modern Iberia; Spanish-Ottoman relations; Afro-Cypriot identities; Translation of pre-modern Spanish texts; Slavery and its afterlives in Hispanic and Ottoman contexts.
  
  
• Deana Heath:
  Historical memory in relation to empire, particularly in India and Britain; I am particularly keen on supervising projects relating to violence or natural history.
• Richard Stupart:
  Witnessing, trauma, conflict, affect & emotion, ethics and memory.
  
  
• Les Roberts:
  Deep mapping and spatial anthropology, film and urban historiography, liminality and liminal spaces, memory-work and everyday cultures, music and memory, psychogeography and memory.
• Jordana Blejmar:
  Latin American culture and literature, photography, cultural memory, art history, exhibitions/curation/museums, material culture, disappearance, operational images, forensic aesthetics.
• Barbara Spadaro:
  Digital, augmented, anti-colonial archives; Transnational Comics and Graphic Novels. Coloniality, Archive, Heritage and Translation. Feminist anticolonial epistemologies.
  
  
• Sarah Arens:
  Memories and histories of Francophone colonialism (Belgian and French), critical theories of memory, environmental histories, the far right and antifascism.
  
  
• Niamh Thornton:
  The war story in Mexico and Latin America, Trauma and Storytelling, Decolonial methodologies, Narrating the past, Gender and Conflict on Screen, Aesthetics and ethics of Memorialisation.
• Sophie Fuggle:
  Migration, museum studies (including care work, translation, decolonial praxis), convict and penal heritage, comics and graphic novels, and environmental humanities.
  
  
• Marieke Riethof:
  History and memorialisation of exile and transnational solidarity networks in Cold War Latin America; digital archives and community archiving; democracy, dictatorship, and human rights.
• Angela Becher:
  Memory politics in postsocialist China through the lens of contemporary art and film; history/memory in new media art, decolonisation of remembrance in works of culture.