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Further information
Articles in this volume explore the theme of 'Exclusivity: Boundaries of Difference'. They include Hannah Lili Boettcher's Iain Brash Prize-winning article, 'London’s (Migrant) Villages within the Metropolis'.
Contents
Interview
- The Dialectics of Tenure: An Interview with Dr Ben Etherington by Robert Wood and Ashleigh Prosser
Iain Brash Prize winner
- London’s (Migrant) Villages within the Metropolis by Hannah Lili Boettcher
Articles
- Women, Crime and the Experience of Servitude in Colonial America and Australia by Scott Craig
- Law, Story and Boundaries of Difference in Bringing Them Home by Steven de Haer
- Women and Englishness: Anglo-Saxon Female Saints in the South English Legendary by Kerryn Olsen
- Inclusive Memory: The Power of Collective Remembering in Gloria Naylor’s The Women of Brewster Place by Sarah Foust Vinson
Research in practice
- Exclusivity: Research in Practice - An interview with Professor Gilbert Herdt by Crystal Abidin and Rukmini Pande
Reviews
- Romit Dasgupta, Re-reading the Salaryman in Japan by Crystal Abidin
- Fiona Skyring, Justice by Steven de Haer
- Nicholas Mirzoeff, The Right to Look by Charmaine Fernandez
- Tim Soutphommasane, Don’t Go Back To Where You Came From by Jo Hawkins
- Bill Schwarz, The White Man’s World by Sam Hutchinson
- Damien Cox and Michael P. Levine, Thinking Through Film by Rebecca Rey
- Elizabeth Grosz, Becoming Undone by Kerriann Shipster
- Hila Shachar, Cultural Afterlives and Screen Adaptations of Classic Literature by Jessica Taylor
Publication details
Submissions editor
Claire CookeReviews editor
Ashleigh ProsserDigital media manager
Jo HawkinsEditorial collective
- Crystal Abidin
- Claire Cooke
- Steven de Haer
- Elise Despott
- Charmaine Fernandez
- Amy Hilhorst
- Imogen Forbes-Macphail
- Theresa Miller
- Rukmini Pande
- Jen Perry
- Ashleigh Prosser
- Colleen Purio
- Sebastian Sharp
- James Smith
- Jessica Taylor
- Robert Wood
University information
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