Research After Trump
In this Director’s Note, Christopher Newfield charts the destructive implications Donald Trump’s election will likely have on higher education.
In this Director’s Note, Christopher Newfield charts the destructive implications Donald Trump’s election will likely have on higher education.
Families attempting to start a new life in Europe have become stuck in the woods between two countries, regularly receiving horrific treatment at the hands of the authorities.
ISRF Fellow Julia Laite’s family have been on Newfoundland since the 17th century. Her latest project explores ancestry, empire, exploitation – and Shanawdithit, the Beothuk woman who witnessed the death of her world under colonialism.
At the ISRF’s November Congress, Fellow Sandra Araújo revealed the remarkable hidden history behind her forthcoming book.
In this Director’s Note, Christopher Newfield reflects on the terrible financial management that characterises the British university sector.
Speaking at the October ISRF conference, the Polish auteur also blamed politicians for blocking the international collaboration needed to tackle the climate emergency.
The rapper and actor’s latest album, which he began during the pandemic, joins the dots from Windrush and lovers rock to contemporary rap.
Lars Cornelissen explores the post-war history of eugenics and race science.
In this Director’s Note, Christopher Newfield looks ahead at the upcoming ISRF conference in Warsaw.
Nuno Martins reports on a summer school on Social Ontology held at Cambridge in August.