Tag: Africa

Like much of the study of history, a study of colonialism in Africa in the postwar period is incredibly complicated. Over the years, we have been given many different, and yet predominantly monolithic, lenses with which to view this phenomenon. … Continue reading →

  The end of World War II resulted in unfamiliarity for many citizens across the globe. There were many senses of loss. Where would people turn? Where would their national identity lie? Throughout these readings, we learn that the conversation of creating your own nation state did not only lie within the Israeli-Palestine conflict. With …

Continue reading “Imperial Displacements”