An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Sheelalipi Sahana (Heritage Collections Research Fellow, 2025-26)
Scottish Colonial Tourism and the Visual Spectacle of India
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Thiu Elias (Visiting Research Fellow, 2025)
Infrastructure, Knowledge, and Nature in Digitality: Ethical Interventions from the Digital Frontier of Tribal India.
IASH proudly presents number 31 in our Occasional Papers series, Stories of Decolonisation: Experiences from Children and Young People by Dr Hamide Elif Üzümcü. Dr Üzümcü was the IASH-Alwaleed Postdoctoral Fellow for 2024-25.
A new Fellow, who found that poetry can help explain a complex medical condition that affects thousands of people in Scotland, has teamed up with a national charity to enable more people to benefit from her findings. Dr Georgi Gill, from Fife, spent six years exploring how writing poems could help people living with multiple sclerosis (MS) understand their condition better themselves, and more easily explain it to others.
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Toufic Haddad (IASH-SSPS Fellow, 2025)
The Gaza Genocide in Global Context
Editor Professor Jo Shaw leads a discussion with contributors Dr Chisomo Kalinga, Dr Ioulia Kolovou, and Margot McCuaig about IASH's new book, Women Who Dared: From the Infamous to the Forgotten.
Gathering 46 essays from writers around the globe, this collection explores the twin themes of women and daring through the lives of monarchs, prophets, suffragists, soldiers, scientists, activists and artists.
Join us to mark the publication of our latest essay collection, exploring women's stories throughout history.
Register on Eventbrite: https://womenwhodared.eventbrite.co.uk
Join us for a celebration of our latest book, "Essays on Decoloniality: Volume 2", emerging from the Institute Project on Decoloniality.
Register on Eventbrite: https://essaysondecolonialityvol2.eventbrite.co.uk
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Shari Sabeti (Sabbatical Fellow, 2025)
‘Ending badly from the beginning’: facing finitude with Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Institute is delighted to announce that IASH Affiliate and Lecturer in Creative Writing Dr Patrick Errington has been awarded over £2 million by UKRI’s prestigious Future Leaders Fellowships for his project Rewriting Wor(l)ds.