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
Why should we remain curious about and aware of the multiplicity of people’s lived realities? Because dominant discourses will never reveal the true complexity of why people do things, the
by Oliver Puckey Amid the hustle and bustle of London’s Kingsway, I met with Sandra Obradović over coffee to discuss her current work and involvement in the OICD. Sandra is a postdoctoral
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
By OICD Research Fellow, Dr. Aliya Tskhay On what occasion do all major nations of the world present and project images of who they are in the world the same place
A number of local and national governments across the world are trying to find ways to understand how and to what extent their populations are “integrated”. Some nations are doing this