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
by Fergus Selsdon Games “Civilisation’s going to pieces,” broke out Tom violently. “I’ve gotten to be a terrible pessimist about things. Have you read ‘The Rise of the Coloured Empires’ by
by Fergus Selsdon Games The story of Robin Hood is among the most familiar in British folklore. Set against the backdrop of twelfth-century English forestry, the cunning Robin wins back riches
OICD Intern Cristina Cusenza takes on one of the big themes in identity and cultural development: how can we diminish the power of dangerous and divisive singular identities by exposing
By OICD Executive Director, Prof. Bruce White How do you answer the question "where are you from?". If you are like most people, you'll answer with the name of a culture
Welcome to ThinkThursday, the OICD’s brand new feature, encouraging our followers to engage with us, and consider issues related to the work of the organization. We hope that, over the