This week we published our ‘manifesto’ in Radical History Review’s Special Issue on the Global South. In it we discuss the need for a collaborative approach to histories of…
History journal Itinerario celebrates its fortieth anniversary next year, which will include an anthology of the journal’s most interesting interviews over the years. Preparing this volume for publication was a good…
In the 1950s, conferences were essential in creating notions of solidarity and…
Historians everywhere view the 1955 Asia-Africa Conference as the starting point for Afro-Asianism. The conference has become such a byword for Afro-Asian solidarity that the simple invocation of ‘Bandung’, the city in which it was held, conjures up familiar images of the leaders of newly…
Before I became a professional historian, I was lucky enough to visit Bandung — a cool, green city in the hills of Java…
