In his fascinating and disturbing article ‘Red Cross, Double Cross’ (published in June 2010’s Journal of American History; containing all references herein), Thomas A. Guglielmo writes about one Sylvia Tucker
There are many ways to access identity and cultural knowledge and material. In the first edition of “Techniques corner”, we looked at metaphors and how analyzing them can give insights
by Oliver Puckey The Jewish-Austrian author Stefan Zweig’s memoir The World of Yesterday: Memoirs of a European offers an erudite and personal insight into the seismic transformation of European society between
The OICD is proud to announce a new partnership with St John's, Malta to offer the course "Conflict Resolution – Addressing Divisions of Identity". Co-conceived with St. John's Malta, and designed
Pandemic Identities with Pamela J. Stewart and Andrew Strathern: How COVID-19 is affecting 'us' and 'them' narratives. In this edition of Identity Digest, our Coffee with ID section has gone virtual!
Project News We are very honored to announce a new partnership with the John Howard Society Ottawa (JHSO) on an adaptation of the OICD’s EMIC methodology to JHSO's goals to prevent
by Oliver Puckey Following on from my discussion with Sandra Obradović last month, I took once more to the cafes of London to discuss identity over coffee with OICD Research Fellow
by Luke Reilly As part of Identity Digest’s new Book Showcase section, OICD Project Development Officer Luke Reilly, focuses on the theme of identity as evoked by place, the numbness of
Identity and Cultural information is difficult to access. Indeed, it is almost always hidden in conversations, speeches, words, symbols and actions. In this first edition of ‘Techniques Corner’, we will be
