Ismay Milford (Ismay Milford) argues that understanding technicians’ lives and workplaces in 1970s Uganda helps explain inequalities in radio broadcasting. doi.org/10.1017/S17400…

Come work with me! For my global-comparative project 'Democratising the family?' (cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101…) Freie Universität I am looking for a PostDoc who will study the #history of #parenting in Poland, or Hungary: fu-berlin.de/universitaet/b…. Pls apply by April 15. #twitterstorians

Our 4th annual conference is coming up in a few weeks! This year we aim to explore the interrelations between technological evolution and globalization, specifically in the context of resource flows. Sign up & find out more here: recentglobe.de/ac4

Writing on African history? Consider submitting your research and book reviews to the African based, pan-African journal of history, Zamani: A Journal of African Historical Studies. For inquiries, write editors at [email protected] Zamani signals the renaissance of Dar School.

My review of Ismay Milford's carefully crafted 'African Activists in a Decolonising World' is now out Commonwealth and Comparative Politics.

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In this interview with Jonas Bakkeli Eide, Ismay Milford discusses the global trajectories of East and Central African anticolonial activists and the future of the intellectual history of anticolonialism.

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Come work with me! One PhD position (1+3) at the GESI with a focus on the transformation of empire and related topics.
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Join our panel at the AfricanStudiesUK Annual Conference Aug 29-31st, 2024 in Oxford, UK on 'Dealing in Solidarity - Liberation Movements’ Perspectives on International Aid'! HumanEuroMed_ERC

Dr Refaat Alareer Poem that I translated into Kiswahili. My heart bleeds for Gaza. #swahili #gaza

I am thrilled to share that my article “Between Second and Third World: North Korean Use of “Imagined Affinity” in the Socialist Globalization Project with Regard to Tanzania (1965-1970)” is out now in journal Comparativ. (1/4)

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For our Revolutionary Papers series, Ismay Milford recounts how an experimental periodical led by an individual editor thrived in Nasserist Cairo, even though it never joined the canon of revolutionary print. africasacountry.com/2023/11/the-ma…

Grassroots and the journalofpoliticalecology invite you to submit extended abtracts for a SI on Anthropocenes in Africa: lived experiences of planetary transformation

Deadline: 31 December 2023

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Inviting short articles, audio visual essays and activist contributions for this special issue Grassroots Journal of Political Ecology on Anthropocenes in Africa - abstracts 31 Dec!

Very excited to have my latest article published with Australian Historical Studies! It is part of a special issue that is re-engaging histories of connection between Australia and its former colony, Papua New Guinea. I'll make some key points below 🧵

It is finally out. Thanks to ⁦Makerere University CHUSS⁩, Mak Dept of History, Archaeology and Heritage Studies, the Mellon Foundation and editors of JEAS

We are thrilled to welcome everyone back to a new season of Global Biography Reading Group.

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Sneak peek: The second issue of The Weganda Review will be published later this week. The Weganda Review is the hottest intellectual property in Uganda today. Read it and then spread the word:

I am thrilled to unveil the cover of my forthcoming book about party politics and populism in #Zambia which will be published by James Currey. Keep an eye out for more news and its release soon.