The nation-building efforts of the early independence regimes silenced references to internal slavery as a potentially divisive factor that would undermine national unification.

Policies focused on development responded to the colonial state's need for cheap labour when compulsory recruitment and conscription were finally outlawed.

Republicanism Cosmopolitanism and Global Migration Regimes

This lecture examines the initial consequences of abolitionism and the early stages of the slaves’ emancipation struggles. It covers a period for which it is possible to distinguish three...

This lecture asks to what extent the abolition of the legal status of slavery actually contributed to the emancipation of male and female slaves in different African societies and when di...

Louis Halewood: A Question of Prestige? Command in the Mediterranean, 1914-1918 Jack Doyle: The Aviator Myth: Reconsidering First World War Fighter Pilots as Combatants

David Anderson Q.C, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism legislation, in conversation with Dr Liora Lazarus, University of Oxford Chaired by Professor Lucia Zedner