Selected Publications – Centre for Black Humanities

Adebisi, F., 2021. Should We Rethink the Purposes of the Law School? A Case for Decolonial Thought in Legal Pedagogy. Series 2 Vol. 2 Amicus Curiae, p.428.
Adebisi, F. and Jivraj, S., 2021. Racism as Legal Pandemic: Thoughts on Critical Legal Pedagogies. Pandemic Legalities: Legal Responses to COVID-19–Justice and Social Responsibility, p.65.
Abdulrahman, H.K., Adebisi, F.I., Nwako, Z. and Walton, E., 2021. Revisiting (inclusive) education in the postcolony. Journal of the British Academy, 9, pp.47-75.
Arends, B., 2020 Montage as artistic and curatorial methodology in the age of the Anthropocene Journal of Curatorial Studies
Česnulytė, E., 2022. The moral economy of sex work in Mombasa, Kenya. Critical African Studies.
Česnulytė, E., 2019. Selling sex in Kenya: Gendered agency under neoliberalism. Cambridge University Press.
Burch‐Brown, J., 2020. Should slavery’s statues be preserved? On transitional justice and contested heritage. Journal of Applied Philosophy.
Bush, R., 2021. Translation Imperatives: African Literature and the Labour of Translators. Elements in Publishing and Book Culture.pe
Bush, R., 2020. African readers as world readers: UNESCO, Worldreader and the perception of reading. In Edinburgh History of Reading: Subversive Readers (pp. 289-312). Edinburgh UP, Edinburgh.
Bush, R. and Ducournau, C., 2020. “Small readers” and Big Magazines: reading Publics in Bingo, La Vie Africaine, and Awa: la revue de la femme noire. Research in African Literatures, 51(1), pp.45-69.
Bush R. Forsdick et al. (eds.) 2020. Postcolonial Realms of Memory Liverpool University Press
Bush, R., 2019. Culture, race, and the welfare state: the British contribution to the 1966 First World Festival of Black and African Culture. Research in African Literatures, 50(2), pp.19-34.
Imoh, A.T.D., Tetteh, P.M. and Oduro, G.Y., 2022. Searching for the everyday in African childhoods: introduction. Journal of the British Academy, 10(s2), pp.1-11.
Twum-Danso Imoh, A., 2020. Situating the Rights versus Culture Binary within the Context of Colonial History in Sub-Saharan Africa. In The Oxford Handbook of Children’s Rights Law.
Twum-Danso Imoh, A., 2022. Framing reciprocal obligations within intergenerational relations in Ghana through the lens of the mutuality of duty and dependence. Childhood
Gill J. and Chresfield, M., 2021. Race and Antiracism in Science and the Humanities , LARB
Gill, J., 2020. Biofictions: Race, Genetics and the Contemporary Novel. Bloomsbury Academic.
Gill, J., 2020. Racial Science and the Neo-Victorian Novel. In The Palgrave Handbook of Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature and Science (pp. 541-557). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.
Ouma, C. E., & Krishnan, M. 2021. Small magazines in Africa: ecologies and genealogies. Social Dynamics, 47(2), 193-209.
Krishnan, M., Ouma, C., Chrisman, L. and Ngugi, M.W., 2021. What Was African Fiction? A Roundtable on Mukoma Wa Ngugi’s The Rise of the African Novel: Politics of Language, Identity and Ownership (University of Michigan Press, 2018) Featuring Madhu Krishnan, Christopher Ouma, Laura Chrisman and Mukoma Wa Ngugi. The Black Scholar, 51(3), pp.39-71.
Krishnan M et al. 2021 Introduction: Literary Activism in 21st Century Africa East African Literary and Cultural Studies, vol 7, no 1-2
Bwa Mwesigire, B. and Krishnan, M., 2021. Creative Writing as Literary Activism: Decolonial Perspectives on the Writing Workshop. Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies, 7(1-2), pp.97-115.
Krishnan, M., 2020. Materials, Structures and African Literary Criticism: A Response. The Cambridge Quarterly, 49(3), pp.295-302.
Krishnan, M. and Wallis, K., 2020. Podcasting as Activism and/or Entrepreneurship: Cooperative Networks, Publics and African Literary Production. Postcolonial Text, 15(3 & 4).
Krishnan, M., 2019. Materiality and Nature: Writing Africa in the Anthropocene. Cambridge Journal of Postcolonial Literary Inquiry, 6(2), pp.291-297.
Lascelles, A., 2020. Locating black feminist resistance through diaspora and post-diaspora in Edwidge Danticat’s and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s short stories. African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal, 13(2), pp.227-240.
Behm, A., Fryar, C., Hunter, E., Leake, E., Lewis, S.L. and Miller-Davenport, S., 2020, April. Decolonizing history: Enquiry and practice. In History Workshop Journal (Vol. 89, pp. 169-191). Oxford Academic.
Lewis, S.L. and Stolte, C., 2019. Other Bandungs: Afro-Asian Internationalisms in the Early Cold War. Journal of World History, 30(1), pp.1-19.
Maingard, J., 2019. A Pan-African Perspective on Apartheid, Torture, and Resistance in Euzhan Palcy’s A Dry White Season. Black Camera, 11(1), pp.201-213.
Maingard, J., 2020. The Cinematic Cowboy in Africa: Identities and the Western Genre. TMG Journal for Media History, 23(1-2).
Maingard, J., 2020. Drumming up Readers: Zonk! African People’s Pictorial and Films for African Audiences in South Africa in 1949 and the Early 1950s. In Mapping Movie Magazines (pp. 153-176). Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.
Maingard, J., 2021. ” Fuelling apartheid”: documentary film in the service of apartheid. In Petrocinema: Modern Imaginaries and the Oil Industry. Bloomsbury.
Medie, P.A., 2020. Global Norms and Local Action: The Campaigns to End Violence Against Women in Africa. Oxford University Press, USA.
Anyidoho, N.A., Crawford, G. and Medie, P.A., 2021. The role of women’s movements in the implementation of gender-based violence laws. Politics & Gender, 17(3), pp.427-453.
Medie, P.A. and Walsh, S.D., 2021. International organizations, nongovernmental organizations, and police implementation of domestic violence policies in Liberia and Nicaragua. Politics & Gender, 17(1), pp.136-166.
Medie, P.A., 2019. Women and violence in Africa. In Oxford Research Encyclopaedia of African History.
Moody, J., 2020. The persistence of memory: Remembering slavery in Liverpool, ‘slaving capital of the world’. Liverpool University Press.
Moody, J. and Small, S., 2019. Slavery and public history at the big house: remembering and forgetting at American plantation museums and British country houses. Journal of global slavery, 4(1), pp.34-68.
Green, T. and Nafafe, J.L., 2020. Lusotopian or Lusophone Atlantics? The Relevance of Transnational African Diasporas to the Question of Language and Culture. In Transnational Portuguese Studies (pp. 129-148). Liverpool University Press.
Linstrum. E., Ward. S., Ogle. V., Nasar. S., Gopal. P., 2022. Decolonizing Britain: An Exchange. Twentieth Century British History.
Nasar, S., 2021. Patrolling Race and the UK’s Medical Borders. The Lancet
Nasar, S., 2020. Remembering Edward Colston: Histories of Slavery, Memory and Black Globality. Women’s History Review.
Peters, C., 2019. When the’New Man’met the’Old Man’: Guevara, Nyerere, and the Roots of Latin-Africanism. In The Revolution from Within: Cuba, 1959-1980 (pp. 170-188). Duke University Press.
Robles, E.K. and Price, D.C., 2020. After the Black Arts Movement: Framing the Critical Decade.
Robles, E., 2019. Black British Art and Phenomenology. Burlington Contemporary.
Robles, E., 2019. Collage and Recollection in the 1970s and 1980s: Three Black British Artists. Wasafiri, 34(4), pp.52-63.
Robles, E., 2019. Making Waves: ‘Black Art’ in Britain before the 1980s. Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art, 2019(45), pp.48-61.
Robles, E. and Aikens, N., 2019. The Place is Here: A Montage of Black Art in 1980s Britain. Sterngberg Press and Van Abbemuseum
Konieczna, A. and Skinner, R. eds., 2019. A Global History of Anti-apartheid: ‘forward to Freedom’ in South Africa. Springer.
Skinner, R., 2017. Modern South Africa in World History: Beyond Imperialism. Bloomsbury.
Skinner, R., 2010. The Foundations of Anti-Apartheid. Palgrave Macmillan.
Williams, J.A., 2020. Brithop: The Politics of UK Rap in the New Century. Oxford University Press.